Preshipment Inspection

• Goods inspection-Goods’ inspection and commodity inspection have the same meaning and the same definition, which refers to the inspection of specific goods purchased by the buyer from the seller.
• Finished Goods Inspection–The scope of work of finished product inspection is very similar to that of goods and commodity inspection. However, store or supplier inspections have never been included in this scope of work.
• Inspection of Packing–This provides you with information about packaging inspections, which are carried out in industrial goods before shipment and fall within the scope of pre-shipment inspections.
• Seaworthy Packing Procedure–This provides you with information about seaworthiness packaging procedures. The term seaworthy packaging is intended to indicate that the packaging must also strengthen and withstand the conditions of maritime transport and resist more severe stresses.
• Quality Control in Packaging–This provides you with information about quality control during the packaging process of industrial products before shipment. Quality control during the packaging process is the responsibility of the equipment and material manufacturers.
• Container Shipping Seals–This provides you with basic information about container shipping seals. The purpose of using these seals is to minimize the risk of unauthorized entry into the container, thereby reducing the risk of goods being stolen and smuggled.
• Establishment Inspection Report–This provides you with information about the company’s inspection report.

When a third-party or second-party inspector conducts an inspection, he/she must provide his/her customer with an inspection visit report. The inspection visit report must have some characteristics, which are explained here.

• BS STD Packing Procedure–This provides you with information about the BS STD packaging process. The BS 1133-8:2011, Packaging code
• Certificate of Inspection– This provides you with information about the Certificate of Inspection (COI).