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Container Inspection Checklist Guide

This document provides a format for inspecting containers. It includes a list of more than 30 items to check, such as doors, floors, ceilings, sides, and interior and exterior sections. The goal is to verify the condition of the container and detect possible alterations or irregularities that may indicate misuse or illegal activity. The format also includes sections to record the traceability of the container, the findings encountered, and the people involved in the loading or unloading process.

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Container Inspection Checklist Guide

This document provides a format for inspecting containers. It includes a list of more than 30 items to check, such as doors, floors, ceilings, sides, and interior and exterior sections. The goal is to verify the condition of the container and detect possible alterations or irregularities that may indicate misuse or illegal activity. The format also includes sections to record the traceability of the container, the findings encountered, and the people involved in the loading or unloading process.

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Date:

FORMAT FOR CONTAINER INSPECTION Version:


Edition:

Mark with an X in the affirmation areas (Yes or No) and in the possibility area (N/A) as appropriate. N/A means that it is not applicable. THE ITEMS
MARKED IN THE YES COLUMN, MUST BE CONFIRMED WITH THE SHIPPING AGENCY OR THE CONTAINER WAREHOUSE AND
REGISTERED YOUR CONCEPT ALONG WITH THE OTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE BACK OF THE FORM

Fecha _____________ Placas Vehículo __________ Tráiler__________ Contenedor Número: _______________


Conductor _________________ CC. _____________ Celular ___________ Empresa Transportadora ____________

Observations About the Container Yes No N/A


DOORS (Interior - Exterior)
SUPERIOR CANAL
1.1. Container number is different
SUPERIOR CANAL
on one
Crossbar or more of the 6 sides.
1.2. New adhesive or glue in the joints of the sheets.
1.3 Recent welding marks or burns.
1.4 New paint in parts or patches. ROOF
1.5 Unequal internal and external undulations in size and height.
1.6 Beams and crossbars with soundCuneven metal (Different in
some point ofWAVES
its length. R
ORIFICE
INTERNAL X
1.7 Upper and lower internal channels F
U
with covers.
OF VENTILATION
O
1.8 Rivets and nuts DOORof the concealed
N
8 handle locks and
soldiers from the inside. D
3
REMATCHES AND
0 NUTS
1.9 Areas adjacent to rivets orO hinges 2 with signs of impact,
new painting or struggle. 7
2
1.10 Smells of paint, welding, burnt 7
wood, glue,
filler materials, fat,
ISO INSET
P

2. FLOOR
It is uneven. LOWER LAMINA

2.2 It is located above the level of the lower beams.


EXTERIOR FLOOR
2.3 New repairs with poor finishes.
2.4 Exterior floor with beams different
LOW CHANNEL LOWERfrom
CHANNEL I, L, T shapes, [ .

2.5 Exterior Floor Tunnel Shows changes or differences (for


40-foot containers.
2.7 Exterior floor: Corner plates, lower side plates and cross braces
of floor. They show changes or differences. Crossbeam
3. ROOF (Interior - Exterior)
3.1 The supports (upper beams) are hidden (not VIGA
visible)
3.2 Ventilation openings are out of standards.
60 cm from the 4 corner beams and 5 cm from the 2 lateral crossbars
superiors
VIGA
[Link] ceiling INFERIOR

3.4 Recent welding marks or burns on the roof.


CHAPA
3.5 New paint in sections or patches on the ceiling.
corner sofa
3.6 The height between the floor and ceiling is outside of standards (2.39
LATERALS
mts for 20" and 40" container LOWER
4 SIDES (left WAVES
side - right side) TRANSOM OF
EXTERNAL
4.1 New adhesive or glue in jointsPIS
deThesheets.
4.2 Recent welding marks or burns. TUNNEL
ROOF
4.3 New paint in parts or patches.
4.4 Solid sound in waves and sheets.
C
4.5 When measuring the internal length, it isR found to be outside standards.
ORIFICE
normal (5.90OF 20” container andF 12.03 m)XUVIGAS
mVENTILATION con40" fork
SUPERIOR
O 8
N 3
D 0
5. FRONT WALL
LAMINATES O 2
5.1 New adhesive
CON or glue in sheet joints. 7
2
WAVES 7

INNER FLOOR
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5.2 Recent welding marks or burns.


5.3 New paint in parts or patches.
5.4 Solid sound in waves and sheets.
6. EXTERIOR - INTERIOR SECTION
6.1 New adhesive or glue in sheet joints.
6.2 Recent welding marks or burns.
6.3 New paint in parts or patches.
6.4 Solid sound in waves and sheets.
6.5 When measuring the length and comparing with the standard, it does not match.
6.6 The pockets are free of items and are visible (only
20" containers

Generalities: The inspection of containers, both empty and full, should be carried out each time it changes.
state or responsible. This format is a guide for the inspection of containers throughout the chain of
management of export cargo, and includes the signature policy, security seals, and timing record of events

WHO RECEIVES WHO DELIVERS


Name and signature
Stamps Date and Name and signature
Stamps Date and
Container time Container hour

Empty plant ( ) Medellín City ( ) Full in plant ( ) Medellín ( ) City ( )

Numeral Analysis of the novelty

People involved in the loading


No. Name Company Company
vest

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