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7 Point Container Inspection

The 7-point container inspection form requires inspectors to check seven areas of each shipping container: the inside and outside doors, right and left sides, front wall, ceiling/roof, and interior floor. Inspectors mark each area as acceptable or unacceptable, describe any issues, and check for signs of tampering like fake walls, incorrect interior dimensions, or unusual materials. The inspector must approve the container for stuffing if all areas pass inspection without defects or unmanifested materials.

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7 Point Container Inspection

The 7-point container inspection form requires inspectors to check seven areas of each shipping container: the inside and outside doors, right and left sides, front wall, ceiling/roof, and interior floor. Inspectors mark each area as acceptable or unacceptable, describe any issues, and check for signs of tampering like fake walls, incorrect interior dimensions, or unusual materials. The inspector must approve the container for stuffing if all areas pass inspection without defects or unmanifested materials.

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7-POINT CONTAINER INSPECTION


This form must be completed in English for all shipments and a copy submitted with the
shipping documents and the original securely affixed to the inside of the container door.

DATE:

TIME:

P.O. #:
CONTAINER #:

DESCRIBE UNACCEPTABLE CONDITION


ACCEPTABLE

AREA OF INSPECTION

YES
NO

YES
NO

RIGHT SIDE CONDITION

YES
NO

LEFT SIDE CONDITION

YES
NO

FRONT WALL CONDITION

YES
NO

CEILING/ROOF CONDITION

YES
NO

INTERIOR FLOOR CONDITION

YES
NO

OUTSIDE/UNDERCARRIAGE CONDITION
(support beams should be visible)

INSIDE/OUTSIDE DOOR CONDITION


(check locking mechanism to make sure it is
reliable)

(make sure blocks and vents are visible)

(If there is an unacceptable condition or


unmanifested material, stop the inspection
and notify a supervisor.)

OTHER COMMENTS:
ITEMS TO LOOK FOR INCLUDE:

CONTAINER APPROVED FOR STUFFING:

FAKE WALLS (USE A HAMMER TO TAP THE WALLS LISTENING FOR


FAKE WALLS OR HOLLOW SOUNDS)
MAKE SURE INTERIOR SPACE OF THE CONTAINER IS THE PROPER
LENGTH, HEIGHT AND WIDTH
BONDING MATERIAL
DIFFERENT COLOR POINTS
BOLTS INSTEAD OF RIVETS

YES

NO

The condition of the container has been visually verified and found to be structurally sound,
weather tight, has no false compartments and contains no unmanifested material.
INSPECTED BY:

TIME:

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