Warehouse inspections serve as the cornerstone of a robust supply chain, ensuring not only the safety of the stowed cargo but also of the personnel involved in the warehousing operations. All cargo need to be stowed in warehouses that meet stringent quality and safety standards. This calls for robust quality inspections which act as the first line of defense, guaranteeing that the stowage facilities are sound and equipped to safeguard against any exposures.

Warehouse Inspections extends beyond mere protection. Risk assessment is a crucial component before cargo delivery. Insurers rely on comprehensive inspections to evaluate potential risks associated with the storage facilities. This pre-emptive measure not only safeguards the interests of the stakeholders but also contributes to the overall resilience of the supply chain.

Choosing a competent surveyor for warehouse inspections is very important for any party involved in warehousing. The expertise and diligence of the surveyor play a pivotal role in identifying potential risks, ensuring compliance with regulations, highlight the critical safety concerns and the inherent risks and ultimately safeguarding the integrity of the stowed goods.

A qualified surveyor brings not only technical proficiency but also a keen understanding of the specific requirements for stowage of specific cargos in the warehouse – different cargoes need to be stowed differently. They are able to identify gaps and recommend swift remedial actions to deter incidences recurrences.

Our in-house Warehouse Assessors backed with years of experience in nearly all warehouses inspection including silos, cold stores, storage depots and terminals are able to assist with your warehouse requirements.

Over the last year, our Warehouse Specialist have undertaken close to 80 warehouses inspection regionally prior to cargo delivery and stowage. We have in turn reduced cargo exposure by close to 70% as we aim much more.