Inspection scope
- Cargo condition
- Quantity observations
- Handling
- Damage
- Securing
- Operational records
- Photographic evidence
Who needs this service
- Cargo owners and charterers watching operations
- Shippers of critical or high-value cargo
- Parties needing independent operational records
How it works
- 1Confirm supervision scope
Agree cargo type, operation schedule and what to monitor and record.
- 2Monitor operations
Observe loading or discharging, tallying and checking for damage or hazardous practices.
- 3Record exceptions
Note any incidents, damage, shortages or procedural concerns with evidence.
- 4Report
Deliver an operational report with timelines, tallies and photographic records.
Frequently asked questions
What does loading supervision include?
Monitoring the operation, tallying quantities, checking for damage or risk, and recording exceptions with evidence.
Who typically requests supervision?
Cargo owners, charterers, shippers and insurers who want independent records of the operation.
Independent inspection work is presented as commercial inspection support and should not be read as a statutory, class or flag-administration function.
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