- Loading supervision is an on-site inspection service to supervise cargo loading process before shipment.
- Surveyors verify cargo quantity, packaging condition, marks and labels against packing list and commercial invoice.
- The service checks container integrity, including door seals, floor, walls, roof and cleanliness before stuffing.
- Inspectors monitor loading sequence, stacking method and securing work to prevent shifting, crushing or damage.
- Photos and videos are recorded throughout the whole loading process for permanent documentary evidence.
- Loading supervision helps identify defective packages or non-conforming goods prior to container sealing.
- Surveyors witness container sealing and record the seal number on the final inspection report.
- This service reduces risks of cargo shortage, misloading and damage during ocean or multi-modal transportation.
- A formal loading supervision certificate can be provided for buyers, suppliers and banks upon request.
- It is widely applied for bulk cargo, machinery, furniture and high-value goods exported to Latin America and worldwide.