With a team of experienced and professional staff on IICL international container inspection standards, AIM Group has performed many high quality container inspections, accurately assessing the condition of containers when importing and exporting at the port.
Container inspection is provided by AIM to identify and check containers or production technical standards, structure meets freight standards, inspect the process of loading goods into containers, inspect the quality of goods (before loading into containers), inspecting for damage, quantifying container damage and loss of goods.
In addition, AIM Group's inspectors are professionally trained to conduct inspection of the requirements, conditions, and structure of the container, whether or not it is qualified to be put into circulation. Identify and describe damages affecting the structural integrity of containers under IICL6 along with an estimate of repair costs.
Inspection of loading goods into containers
Inspection and Certification of goods transported by sea containers
Goods quality inspection and certification
Lashing certification and surveying
IMDG inspection and certification (International Maritime Dangerous Goods (Cargo) in shipping)
As part of a container loading inspection, before goods are loaded, an inspector will carry out a final check of the quality and quantity of goods being sent. This check helps to ensure that the full amount ordered is received and that the goods are up to standard.
Container Loading Supervision is an inspection service designed to ensure accurate product and quantity loading, and ensure optimal container condition the lashing survey and certification.