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7-Point Container Inspection Checklist

A 7-point container inspection checklist outlines procedures to verify the physical integrity and reliability of container locking mechanisms before loading. The 7 points include inspecting the outside/undercarriage, inside/outside doors, right side, left side, front wall, ceiling/roof, and floor for any damage or signs of tampering. Containers failing inspection or showing issues should not be used and must be reported to the carrier. Inspectors must follow Container & Seal Inspection Instructions to ensure container integrity for Jasco Shipments.

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7-Point Container Inspection Checklist

A 7-point container inspection checklist outlines procedures to verify the physical integrity and reliability of container locking mechanisms before loading. The 7 points include inspecting the outside/undercarriage, inside/outside doors, right side, left side, front wall, ceiling/roof, and floor for any damage or signs of tampering. Containers failing inspection or showing issues should not be used and must be reported to the carrier. Inspectors must follow Container & Seal Inspection Instructions to ensure container integrity for Jasco Shipments.

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7-Point Container Inspection Check List

Procedures must be in place to verify the physical integrity of the container structure prior to stuffing, to include the reliability of the
locking mechanisms of the doors. A 7-point container inspection is required for all containers. Containers that have damage or
appear to have been tampered with are not to be used for Jasco Shipments and should be reported to the carrier immediately.
The guidelines of the C-TPAT Container & Seal Inspection Instructions (under separate attachment) should be followed at all
times to insure the integrity of the container.

DATE: CONTAINER NO:

INSPECTOR’S NAME:

SIDES SATISFACTORY REMARKS

1. Outside/Undercarriage Yes No
(Before Entering Facility)

Yes No
2. Inside/Outside Doors

Yes No
3. Right Side

Yes No
4. Left Side

Yes No
5. Front Wall

Yes No
6. Ceiling/Roof

Yes No
7. Floor (Inside)

Inspectors Printed Name Signature

Form #200-007B Date

7-Point Container Inspection Check List 
 
Procedures must be in place to verify the physical integrity of the containe

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