Loading and Discharge Supervision

PF Global loading/unloading surveillance services, developed in response to globalizing market demands from various countries around the world, where businesses sell and supply goods, inspect your products before or after shipment. Its purpose is not only to ensure the shipment of final random checked products, but also to prevent costly errors in the handling of products. The purpose of our container loading inspection is to make sure that products are loaded and secured correctly, whether they are transported by container, ship or truck. Unloading control also includes checklists and similar container controls based on invoices, to avoid import disputes and to ensure that products arrive as loaded. The records created also provide information on customs clearance in order to calculate the correct import costs and taxes. With our highly equipped international network of inspectors, PF Global loading and unloading solutions are a valuable addition to our supply chain inspections that will take your worries away.

What is Visual Inspection Services?

PF Global visual inspection services are requested by buyers or sellers who want to make sure their products are loaded securely and placed properly. In this type of inspection, it is also checked whether the load loaded is indeed the load that you have sold or purchased. PF Global visual cargo inspection service gives you the comfort of having your cargo inspected and approved by a world-leading expert in shipment inspections. World-renowned PF Global inspectors perform complete visual inspections during loading/unloading or after a process has been terminated. Examining whether the carrier is suitable for carrying the load in question (cleaning, dryness, ventilation, load separation) is done. Verification is carried out whether the randomly selected units comply with the instructions, product specifications and general product specifications. Documentation of how and when the goods are loaded and their location on the carrier ship (where they are stored on board); Information such as the type, name and/or number of the carrier ship and where the goods are located before loading is collected. Ship's departure and arrival dates, loading date and time, loading delays, reasons for delays, loading equipment/apparatus description, weather conditions, rain, dust removal, foreign materials brought by the wind, goods left on the pier, etc. A time record is kept with information such as You can trust us and our team for accurate and reliable visual inspection service and bulk cargo management.