Shipping containers may look great from the outside, but their underbody may hide some serious impact damages like dents, scratches, holes, and cracks. Get your containers inspected by our IICL inspectors before it sets sail on its next voyage.
Container inspection and certification play a vital role in ensuring that containers are in optimal condition, meet relevant standards, and adhere to industry regulations. At Sohar Container Services & Trading , we offer comprehensive container inspection and certification services to ensure the compliance, safety, and quality of your containers. With our meticulous approach and industry expertise, we provide the necessary assessments and verifications to meet regulatory requirements and maintain operational integrity.
Our certification team consists of IICL inspectors to perform container inspection in order to provide seaworthy certificate for brand new and used containers with appropriate period of validity
Convention for Safe Containers (CSC) stands for the International Convention for Safe Containers. The CSC plate must contain all details on the container, including type, manufacturer, approval number (also important for customs), and year of manufacture, serial number, weights, and the expiration date of the plate. The CSC plate must be renewed at the latest five years after the initial inspection.
An ISO container inspection checklist is a pre-made document that businesses, inspectors, and third-party shipping services can use when assessing a container. Not only does it provide all the important information you need, but it also guides you through the entire process of the inspection—preventing you from missing any critical areas and aspects while inspecting. Through the use of ISO container inspection checklists, businesses can determine whether a shipping container is durable and safe for product transportation.