Third-party supervision of loading is an important quality control step in foreign trade shipments, effectively reducing risks of incorrect loading, omission of items, and damage to goods.
After the loading supervisor arrives at the site, they first check the appearance of the container, the container number, and the seals, and inspect whether the box is damaged or leaking.
Then, they verify the cargo information to ensure that the product model, quantity, packaging are consistent with the order details. They also randomly inspect the appearance and packaging integrity of the goods.
The loading process is supervised on-site throughout, paying attention to the stacking method, stack height, and reinforcement protection to avoid squeezing and bumping during transportation.
After the loading is completed, the total number of items is checked to confirm that the goods are placed properly. The goods are sealed as required and the seal number is recorded.
Photos of the container condition, the loading process, and the sealing of the container are taken for record-keeping.
After all procedures are completed, the on-site materials are sorted out, abnormal situations are sorted out, and a third-party loading supervision report is issued to provide a true and effective basis for export trade.
