AIM Control works in this field offering container inspection to a recognized shipping company, carrying out, seal inspection, transshipment inspection, stuffing/loading inspection, quantity & quality goods inspection, condition cargo loading inspection, pre-shipment inspection, and cargo damage inspection. Email
AIM Control's team of shipping container surveyors is trained in the management of Goods, Dangerous Cargoes, these technical container inspections are carried out for trained engineers certificate our clients a careful and safety inspection and a excellent report.
Also we conduct survey to establish the structural condition of containers, to provide a description of the damages which affect structural integrity according to IICL5 Code together with an estimate of the repairs cost.
Procedures must be in place to verify the physical integrity of the container structure prior to stuffing, to include the reliability of the locking mechanisms of the doors.
Container 7-point inspection Process is recommended for all containers.
Inspection on main structure of container standards
Outside/ Undercarriage (before entering facility)
Inside/ Outside doors
Right side
Left Side
Front Wall
Ceiling/Roof
Floor (Inside)
Undercarriage
Inspect prior to entering facility
Support beams should be visible
Outside/Inside Doors
Secure and reliable locking mechanisms
Look for different color bonding material
Loose Bolts
Plates and repairs
Right/Left Sides
Unusual repairs to structural beams.
Repairs to the walls on the inside of the container must be visible on the outside.
Use tool to tap side walls.
Front wall
Blocks and vents are visible.
Use tool to tap front wall.
Range finder, measuring tape and/or string can be utilized to determine the length of container.
Ceiling/ Roof
Ceiling is a certain height from floor. Blocks & vents are visible.
Uncomfortable feeling inside container.
Repairs to the ceiling on the inside of the container should be visible on the outside.
Use tool to tap ceiling.
Floor
Floor should be a certain height from the ceiling
Floor should be flat. !
Different floor heights
Unusual repairs
Point Tractor & Trailer Inspection Process
Procedures should be in place to verify the physical integrity of the trailer structure prior to stuffing, to include the reliability of the locking mechanisms of the doors.
Border crossing tractors & trailers should be inspected upon arrival at the domestic facility.
Point Tractor & Trailer Inspection Process is recommended for all trucks and trailers arriving from foreign.
Bumper
Engine
Tires (truck & trailer)
Floor
Fuel Tanks
Cab/ Storage Compartments
Air Tanks
Drive Shafts
Fifth Wheel
Outside/ Undercarriage
Floor
Inside/ Outside Doors
Side Walls
Ceiling Roof
Front Wall
Refrigerated Unit
Exhaust
Please kindly review Inspection of goods stuffing/loading into container before exporting or Marine survey of AIM Control Inspection Group.
Also see our Container Inspection services in relation
Container loading Supervision services,
On-hire & off-hire container survey
Cargo Inspection services and loading supervision into Containers
Cargo Pre-shipment inspection services
Loading Container Inspection Report
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