PROTECTING CARGO AND MARINE OPERATIONS

Marine Warranty Surveys & Cargo Inspections

Pre-shipment, loading, lashing, draft and condition surveys plus marine warranty approvals that safeguard high-value cargo and reduce transit and operational risk.

Overview

Our marine warranty and cargo inspection services protect the interests of cargo owners, insurers, banks and project stakeholders throughout the transport and handling of high-value goods. As independent surveyors we verify that cargo is fit, correctly handled and adequately secured, reducing the risk of loss, damage and disputes.

Marine warranty surveys provide independent approval of marine operations and transport arrangements against agreed standards, while cargo inspections document the quantity, quality and condition of goods at key points in the supply chain.

From pre-shipment inspection to loading, lashing and discharge surveys, our attendance and reporting give underwriters and clients the assurance that operations have been carried out safely and in line with contractual and warranty requirements.

What we do

Marine Warranty Surveys

Independent review and approval of loadout, transport and  operations for project and heavy-lift cargo.

Pre-Shipment Inspection

Verification of quantity, quality, packing and condition of cargo before it is dispatched or loaded.

Loading & Lashing Surveys

Supervision of stowage, securing and lashing of cargo to ensure safe carriage and compliance with best practice.

Draft & Bunker Surveys

Determination of cargo quantity by draft survey and verification of bunker quantities on board.

Container & Consignment

Inspection of containers, seals and consignments for condition, tampering and compliance at ports and depots.

Damage & Condition Surveys

On-arrival assessment of loss, shortage and damage to cargo, with cause analysis and quantification.

Frequently asked questions

What is a marine warranty survey?

It is an independent review and approval of a marine operation — such as loadout, towage or transport — to confirm it meets the standards required by underwriters before it proceeds.

Ideally at multiple stages: before shipment, during loading and lashing, and on arrival, so that condition and responsibility can be clearly documented throughout transit.

Yes. Our surveyors attend ports, terminals, jetties, warehouses and project sites to carry out inspections and supervise operations.

Independent verification and documentation help prevent loss, establish liability clearly and support faster, better-substantiated insurance claims when incidents occur.

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