Dock loading and unloading is an important component of maritime transportation. The correctness of loading and unloading operations directly affects the quality of loading and unloading, and is related to the safety of the voyage and the smooth delivery.
In order to help you ensure the quality of goods handover at the dock, Hansman provides customers with rigorous loading and unloading supervision services according to the dock loading and unloading process. Our inspectors will personally visit the dock site to verify whether the containers or goods are in good condition, verify whether the number of containers/goods, labels, packaging materials, etc. are consistent with the order requirements, and ensure that the preparation work before handover is fully in place to reduce accidents and risks during the handover of goods. We can take relevant videos or pictures on site according to the customer's requirements as evidence.
Loading ensures that loading is completed under reasonable conditions, such as suitable weather conditions, the selection of reasonable loading tools, and a comprehensive loading, stacking, and bundling plan.
Confirm whether the cabin environment is suitable for the storage of goods and verify the rationality of adjacent cargo layout.
Verify whether the quantity and model of the goods are consistent with the order, ensuring that there are no omissions.
Ensure that the stacking or layering of goods during the loading process does not cause damage to the goods.
Supervise the entire loading process, record the distribution of goods in each cargo hold and any damage caused to the goods by accidents that occur on site.
After the loading is completed, promptly confirm the quantity or weight of the received goods with the ship owner and obtain confirmation and signing documents.
Open the cabin to inspect the storage status of the goods.
Ensure that suitable transmission or transportation tools are in place before unloading.
Ensure necessary cleaning and preparation of the unloading location.
Conduct quality sampling on unloaded products, and provide sample testing services for some products.
Verify the quantity, volume, or weight of unloaded products.
Ensure the rationality of covering, fixing, and stacking goods in the temporary storage area for subsequent transportation operations.
