OUR COMPANY Why Choose Us

We take liberty to introduce ourselves as thoroughly professional organization rendering services in bulk cargo supervision i.e edible oil, lube oil, chemicals and petrochemicals, clay, coal etc., container stuffing , de-stuffing, pre-inspection of cargo ( export and import), Marine survey on transit damaged goods during road transit at the accident spot and /or arrived at CFS, Consignor’s and Consignee’s factory and/or warehouses, Fire and Engineering survey.

Our Licenses

1. Quantity Verification: They inspect and measure the quantity of goods being loaded or unloaded from vessels, barges, or containers to ensure it matches the quantity specified in the relevant documentation, such as bills of lading, cargo manifests, or purchase orders.

2. Quality Assessment: They assess the quality of the goods according to predetermined standards, specifications, or contractual agreements. This may involve inspecting the physical condition, composition, purity, or other relevant characteristics of the cargo.

3. Sampling and Testing: IRDA Surveyors may collect samples of the goods for laboratory testing or analysis to verify their quality and conformity to standards. This is particularly common in industries where precise quality control is critical, such as agriculture, mining, or chemical manufacturing.

4. Documentation Review: They review and validate the accuracy of documentation related to the shipment, including certificates of quality, inspection reports, sampling records, and other relevant paperwork.

5. Reporting and Certification: After completing the inspection and assessment process, IRDA Surveyors provide detailed reports documenting their findings regarding both the quantity and quality of the goods. They may also issue certificates or other documentation attesting to the results of their inspection.

Overall, IRDA Surveyors or Third-Party Inspectors play a vital role in ensuring transparency, reliability, and trust in commercial transactions involving the transportation and handling of goods via inland river routes by verifying the quantity and quality of the cargo through independent and impartial inspection processes.

Loss assessment surveys are conducted by insurance professionals or loss adjusters to evaluate and quantify the extent of damage or loss incurred by an insured party. These surveys are typically conducted after an event covered by insurance, such as a natural disaster, accident, or other damaging event, has occurred. The purpose of the assessment is to determine the financial impact of the loss and to help facilitate the insurance claim process.

Key aspects of loss assessment surveys include:

1. Evaluation of Damage: The surveyor thoroughly inspects the property or assets affected by the loss to assess the extent of damage or loss incurred. This may involve examining physical damage, assessing the condition of equipment or infrastructure, and documenting any other relevant factors contributing to the loss.

2. Quantification of Loss: The surveyor quantifies the financial impact of the loss by estimating the cost of repairs, replacement, or restoration needed to restore the property or assets to their pre-loss condition. This may include accounting for both direct damages as well as any indirect costs associated with the loss.

3. Documentation and Evidence: The surveyor collects and documents evidence to support their assessment, including photographs, measurements, repair estimates, and other relevant information. This documentation serves as the basis for the insurance claim and may be used to negotiate settlement terms with the insurance company.

4. Report and Recommendations: Based on their assessment, the surveyor prepares a detailed report outlining their findings, conclusions, and recommendations. This report is typically submitted to the insurance company and may be used to support the insured party's claim for compensation.

5. Claim Assistance: In addition to conducting the assessment, the surveyor may provide guidance and assistance to the insured party throughout the claims process, helping them navigate any requirements or procedures stipulated by the insurance policy.

Overall, loss assessment surveys play a crucial role in the insurance claims process by providing an objective evaluation of the extent of damage or loss incurred, helping to ensure fair and timely compensation for insured parties.