Container loading supervision at the port is an important risk control step for exported goods. The inspectors first check the appearance and container number of the containers, and inspect whether there are any damages, water leakage, stains or debris inside the containers. They compare the goods' models, quantities and marks with the packing list, and randomly inspect the packaging integrity.
The entire process of loading, unloading and stacking is supervised. The principle of "heavy items placed at the bottom and light items at the top" is followed. Buffer protection is provided to prevent the goods from being crushed and damaged. Images are taken in real time to preserve evidence. After the container is loaded, the total number is counted, and if there are no errors, the seal is applied. The seal number is recorded, and the on-site materials are sorted out to issue a loading supervision report. This helps avoid risks such as wrong loading, damage, and shortage in foreign trade shipments.
