Cargo Surveys

A cargo pre-loading / discharging survey is a detailed inspection of the condition and quantity of cargo before or after it's loaded for transport to ensure the cargo is fit for transport and to identify any damage or contamination.  

Also as per the client's request, we can monitor the loading procedure and send time sheets and logs for cargo loading or discharging operations. 

We provide cargo damage surveys either marine or land freight on behalf of insurance companies, shippers, receivers or to our international agents.

Our developed comprehensive survey reports cover all inspection elements in order to protect our clients. 

Survey Contents

• General Information.  
• Parties Involved. 
• Documents.
• Cargo Information.
• Shipping Condition.
• Statement Of Facts. 
• Aspect Of Damage. 
• Nature Of Damage. 
• Extent Of Damage.
• Cause Of Damage.
• Enclosures. 
• Pictures.  

Our cargo damage survey service excludes fruits,  vegetables, and organic products. 

Sea Conquest Cargo loading/unloading supervision services inspect your products prior to or after shipment and have been developed in response to increasingly global markets, in which businesses sell to, and import supplies from countries across the world. They aim not only to ensure that those goods being shipped are those that were assessed in final random inspections but also to prevent costly mishandling of goods.

The aim of our cargo loading supervision service is to ensure that products are loaded and secured correctly, regardless of whether they are to be transported by container, ship or truck. A container loading check may cover: 

• Quantity verification
• Traceability of products – including verification of production codes, plant numbers, and stock numbers against a packing list or invoice
• Verification of external and internal operating conditions of containers
• Cleanliness inspection of trailers or containers for debris
• Temperature monitoring inspection
• Packaging
• Labeling
• Shipping marks for regulatory compliance (for example bar code checks)
• Documentation of any damage observed during loading
• Photographs of packing and loading processes
• Documentation of cargo, vessel, and seal number

Our cargo damage survey service excludes liquid and organic products.