ASSESSMENT OF MARINE PRODUCTS

1. Inspection before loading:

At the time of loading, inspection is carried out to confirm the condition of the goods, including the condition of their packaging, to see if they are contractually suitable or to confirm their current condition. when the liability for the goods is transferred from one party to another.

2. Clean inspection and water tightness test of cargo hold:

Both of the above inspection services are performed to determine the condition of the pre-loading holds on the ship to be seaworthy, and to be able to safely receive and preserve the goods during the process. shipping at sea.

3. Goods inspection and arrangement:

Incomplete or inappropriate stowage not only endanger the cargo, but also the ship. This inspection in most cases is carried out in parallel with the inventory and should be used for the transport of log timber.

4. Draft draft:

Draft evaluation is the calculation of the weight of the cargo loaded on or off a ship using a method of measuring the displacement change. This technique is based on Archimede's law. Drafting is a practice in international trade, for determining the commercial volume of bulk goods (eg iron ore, coal, scrap steel, sand, etc.).

5. Inspection of surface goods:

Surface cargo identification is intended to determine the status of the cargo in transit at the time of discharge. If the goods are found to be loss, the assessment will turn into loss assessment. Since a topcoat assessment is performed when the hatch cover is first opened before unloading, the assessment of the inspector plays an important role in resolving complaints and defining the responsibilities of the parties involved .

6.Expertise the damage:

When goods have been lost, this inspection is necessary to estimate the extent of the loss as well as find the cause of the loss before proceeding to compensate.

7. Inspection On-Off Hire:

For the purpose of payment at the conclusion of the charter party, the On-Off Hire engagement report is useful for owners and charterers to determine the vessel's condition and the remaining fuel on board at the time of delivery. .

8. Measurement of cargo volume transported by seagoing vessel:

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