documents detailing the events of the job performed.
• Measuring, sampling and making required observations to verify that cargo transfer is carried out according to agreed standards. • Working closely with refineries, terminals, factories, warehouses, customs agents, shipping companies and other parties engaged in the custody transfer. • Performing calculations and completing reports according to standards and company requirements. • Protesting any actions or omissions of the terminal or vessel might lead to a discrepancy. • Promptly reporting findings to the parties who have requested services. • Examining all available information to determine if there are apparent discrepancies; and, if there are, taking a leading role in the systematic analysis of data to determine the likely cause of any variances. • Maintaining an ethical level of confidentiality between cargo trading partners. Independent inspectors must be qualified to perform field work safely and according to standards, apply correct calculations, interact professionally with others and produce accurate, complete and legible
The function of independent inspection and the role of the independent inspector is not always easy but is nevertheless very important in the facilitation and movement of trade goods, whether they are being moved around the corner or around the globe.
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