Third-party supervision during loading is a crucial step in avoiding damage and quantity discrepancies during foreign trade shipments. The entire process is carried out in a standardized manner.
Before loading the containers, check the containers, record the container numbers, inspect whether there are any holes, water leakage, or oil stains on the boxes, and confirm that the inside of the containers is clean and dry. Compare the goods' models, batches, and total quantities with the order, and randomly inspect the packaging integrity.
During the loading process, conduct on-site supervision, guide workers to stack and reinforce the goods in layers, isolate fragile items for protection against heavy pressure and bumps. Take photos and videos throughout the process to preserve evidence and record any loading abnormalities in real time.
After the goods are loaded, count the total quantity, check for accuracy, then seal them, and register the seal number. Finally, integrate all images and test records to issue an authoritative third-party supervision report, providing effective quality certificates for both buyers and sellers.
