Container Inspection Checklist Guide
Container Inspection Checklist Guide
Mark with an X in the affirmation areas (Yes or No) and in the possibility area (N/A) as appropriate. N/A
THE ITEMS MARKED IN THE YES COLUMN MUST BE CONFIRMED WITH THE SHIPPING AGENCY OR L
THE CONTAINERS AND RECORDED THEIR CONCEPT ALONG WITH THE OTHER OBSERVATIONS ON THE REVERSE
DATE CLIENT
DAY MES YEAR
PLATE
HOUR
CONTAINER INSPECTION
Observations About the Container Yes
1. DOORS (Interior - Exterior)
1.1. The container number is different on one 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 sections or patches.
1.5 Unequal internal and external undulations in size and height.
1.6 Beams and crossbeams with uneven metallic sound (Different at some point along their length).
1.8 Rivets and nuts of the concealed handle locks hidden and welded on the inner part.
1.9 Areas adjacent to rivets or hinges showing signs of impact, new paint, or tampering.
1.10 Smells of paint, welding, burnt wood, adhesive, filler materials, grease, etc.
2. FLOOR
It is uneven.
2.2 It is located above the level of the lower beams.
2.3 New repairs with poor finishing.
2.4 Exterior floor with beams different from 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 panels, and floor crossbars. They show changes or
differences.
6.6 The pockets are free of elements and are visible (only 20" containers)
Generalities: The inspection of containers, both empty and full, should be done every time it is
responsible. This format is a guide for the inspection of containers along the entire chain
export, and includes the policy of signatures, security seals, and time registration of events
No N/A
I changed your status or from
of load management