Seven Check Point Of Containers

Why use a tapping tool during an inspection?

• To hear hollow sounds from hidden compartments

• To measure the container size

• To clean the walls

• To open the doors

A (a)   is used to inspect dark areas of a container.

The seven check point process only involves checking the container doors

• True

• false

A checklist helps ensure all inspection points are covered

• False

• True

Why use an inspection mirror?

• To cut the seals

• To see hard to reach spots

• To measure the walls

• To clean the container

What parts of the container should be checked?

• Everything: walls, floor, undercarriage etc

• Only doors

• Only the roof

• Only the front wall

What should you look for when inspecting the front wall of a container?

• Holes, damage, or signs of tampering

• Extra locks

• Decorations

• New paints

Why is it important to do the seven check points?

• To ensure cargo security and compliance with international laws & regulations

• To smuggle goods

• To make the container look better

• To save time during shipping

(a)   Is used for safety during on inspection.

It is not necessary to check the undercarriage of a container during the inspection

• True

• False