Container Inspector

Inspection Planning:
Schedule and coordinate container inspections based on shipping schedules and client requirements.

Physical Inspection:
Conduct detailed visual and physical examinations of shipping containers to identify structural integrity, cleanliness, and any potential defects or damages.

Documentation Review:
Review container documentation, including manifests, maintenance records, and previous inspection reports, to ensure accuracy and compliance.

Defect Identification:
Identify and document defects, such as corrosion, dents, leaks, or other damages that might compromise the safety or quality of the container.

Measurement and Testing:
Utilize specialized tools to measure container dimensions, wall thickness, and conduct tests for watertightness and air pressure.

Compliance Verification:
Ensure containers adhere to international shipping standards and regulations, such as those set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the Container Safety Convention (CSC).

Reporting:
Prepare detailed inspection reports that outline findings, recommendations, and any required repairs or maintenance.

Communication:
Liaise with shipping companies, freight forwarders, and clients to communicate inspection results, discuss repair options, and facilitate necessary actions.

Record Keeping:
Maintain accurate records of inspections, reports, and related documentation for future reference and auditing purposes.

Quality Assurance:
Collaborate with relevant stakeholders to develop and implement quality control procedures to enhance container inspection processes and ensure consistency.

Training:
Provide training and guidance to junior inspectors or personnel involved in container handling to improve their understanding of inspection protocols and industry standards.

Environmental Compliance:
Ensure containers meet environmental regulations by inspecting for the presence of hazardous materials, proper labeling, and compliance with waste disposal guidelines.

Ensuring strict adherence to HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment):
Must demonstrate a steadfast commitment to maintaining a safe and secure work environment, consistently following established HSE protocols and guidelines.