Container Loading and Unloading Inspections

Container Loading and unloading Inspections service guarantees that LIGER technical staff are monitoring the entire loading and unloading process. Wherever your products are loaded or shipped to, our inspectors are able to supervise the whole container loading and unloading process to your designated location. LIGER Container Loading and Unloading Supervision service ensures that your products are handled professionally and guarantees the safe arrival of products to your destination.

Container Loading and Unloading Inspection Services

This quality control inspection usually takes place at your chosen factory as cargo is being loaded into the shipping container and at the destination where your products arrive and are unloaded. The inspection and supervision process include an evaluation of the condition of the shipping container, verification of product information; quantities loaded and unloaded, packaging compliance and overall supervision of the loading and unloading process.

Container loading and unloading inspection process

Any container loading and unloading supervision starts with a container inspection. If the container is in good shape and the goods are 100% packed and confirmed, then the loading and unloading inspection process continues. The inspector verifies that the correct goods were packed and that all of the client’s specifications were met. While the loading and unloading of the container commences, the inspector verifies that the correct unit amount is being loaded and unloaded

Loading inspection process

A record of weather conditions, the arrival time of container, record of the shipping container and vehicle transportation number

Full container inspection and evaluation to assess any damage, interior moisture, perforations and smell test to detect mold or rot

Confirm the quantity of goods and condition of shipping cartons

Random selection of sample cartons to verify the packaged products in the shipping cartons

Supervise the loading/unloading process to ensure proper handling, minimize breakage, and maximize space utilization

Seal the container with the customs and LIGER seal

Record the seal numbers and departure time of container

Why are container loading and unloading inspections important?

The hard use and handling of shipping containers result in problems that can impact the quality of your goods during transportation. We see a breakdown of weatherproofing around doors, damage other structure, ingress of water from leaks and the resultant mold or rotting wood.

Additionally, some suppliers do enforce particular lading methods by employees, resulting in poorly packed containers, thereby increasing costs or damaged goods from poor stacking.

A container loading and unloading inspection can help mitigate these issues, saving you time, aggravation, loss of goodwill with customers, and money.