Servicios de Inspección de Carga Marítima (Cargo Survey)

Nuestros inspectores de carga marítima independientes proporcionan informes técnicos fiables para operaciones de transporte marítimo, protegiendo los intereses de armadores, fletadores, comerciantes, aseguradoras y P&I Clubs.

Inspector de carga independiente con base en Valencia, ofreciendo servicios profesionales de cargo survey, draft survey e inspección de mercancías para operaciones marítimas internacionales.

Las inspecciones de carga se realizan en los principales puertos españoles:

• Valencia

• Castellón

• Tarragona

• Barcelona

• Cartagena

• Algeciras

Inspección de carga a granel

Supervisión e inspección de operaciones de carga y descarga de mercancías a granel, incluyendo: cereales, carbón, fertilizantes, chatarra metálica, mineral de hierro

Draft Survey

Servicios de draft survey para determinar el peso exacto de la carga cargada o descargada mediante la medición del desplazamiento del buque antes y después de las operaciones.

Inspección de contenedores

Inspección de contenedores marítimos antes de la carga o después de la descarga para verificar: estado de la mercancía, integridad del embalaje, posibles daños durante el transporte

Inspección de daños en la carga

Investigación independiente sobre los daños en la carga durante el transporte marítimo.

Inspección de bodegas

Inspección de bodegas de buques antes de la carga para confirmar que están limpias y aptas para transportar mercancías a granel como: cereales, fertilizantes, minerales

Puertos españoles

Nuestros inspectores de carga trabajan en terminales portuarias estratégicas que gestionan grandes volúmenes de mercancías a granel y carga contenerizada.

Servicios profesionales de inspección de carga marítima

Servicios completos de inspección de carga marítima que incluyen draft survey, inspección de carga, verificación de contenedores, inspección de carga a granel y supervisión de operaciones de carga y descarga.

¿Sabía que las discrepancias en la carga o los daños a las mercancías pueden provocar pérdidas económicas importantes durante el transporte marítimo?

Las operaciones de carga implican el manejo de grandes volúmenes de mercancías a granel y carga en contenedores, donde incluso pequeños errores en la carga, estiba o manipulación pueden provocar faltantes de mercancía, contaminación o daños en la carga, generando reclamaciones que afectan a armadores, fletadores, comerciantes y compañías aseguradoras.

Un inspector de carga marítima independiente (cargo surveyor) garantiza la correcta inspección, verificación y documentación del estado de la mercancía durante las operaciones de carga y descarga de buques, protegiendo los intereses de todas las partes implicadas en el comercio marítimo.

Los servicios profesionales de inspección de carga en España ofrecen verificaciones técnicas fiables, incluyendo draft survey, inspección de daños en la carga, inspección de contenedores e inspección de limpieza de bodegas, realizados en los principales puertos españoles.

Si necesita inspectores de carga marítima independientes en España, nuestros inspectores navales cuentan con amplia experiencia en inspección de mercancías, proporcionando mediciones precisas, evidencia fotográfica e informes técnicos detallados que respaldan la verificación de la carga y las reclamaciones marítimas.

✅ Inspección independiente de la carga durante las operaciones de carga y descarga de buques.

✅ Verification of cargo quantity and condition on board vessels.

✅ Inspection of bulk cargo, containers, and general cargo shipments.

✅ Prevention of cargo damage, contamination, and quantity discrepancies.

✅ Certified marine cargo surveyor reports for charterers, traders, and shipowners.

✅ Fast response cargo surveyor services in Valencia and major Spanish ports.

Marine Cargo Inspection Services

Independent cargo surevyors in Spanish ports.

Bulk Cargo Survey

Inspection and supervision of bulk cargo loading and discharge operations, including grain, coal, fertilizers, iron ore, and scrap metal.

Bulk cargo surveys verify cargo condition, loading procedures, and quantities to protect shipowners, charterers, and commodity traders.

Container Cargo Inspection

Inspection of containerised cargo before loading or after discharge to verify cargo condition, packing integrity, and possible transport damages.

Container inspections are used by shippers, freight forwarders, insurers, and logistics companies.

Breakbulk Cargo Survey

Inspection of general cargo transported individually, such as machinery, steel products, project cargo, and heavy equipment.

Breakbulk cargo surveys verify handling procedures, stowage condition and cargo integrity during loading and discharge.

Liquid Bulk Cargo Survey

Inspection of liquid bulk cargoes, including petroleum products, chemicals, and vegetable oils, transported in tanker vessels.

Surveys include quantity verification, sampling procedures, and documentation for charterers, traders, and insurers.

When requesting our services, you also benefit from these four key marine expertise areas

Marine Survey Services

Independent vessel inspections and professional marine surveys

Our certified marine surveyors provide comprehensive inspections for vessels, machinery, bunkering operations, and technical conditions. Detailed reporting ensures transparency, compliance, and reliable technical assessment.

AND THAT’S NOT ALL…

Bunker Survey Services

Independent Bunker Surveyor in Spanish Ports

Independent bunker survey services for shipowners, charterers, bunker suppliers, and marine fuel traders.

Our bunker surveys help prevent quantity disputes and ensure transparent marine fuel transactions.

Draft Survey

Accurate determination of bulk cargo quantities

Professional draft surveys are carried out during loading and discharge operations to determine the exact weight of bulk cargo. Measurements and calculations are performed according to international standards.

Naval Architecture Consulting

Technical expertise for vessels and maritime projects

Naval architecture services include vessel technical assessments, stability evaluations, structural analysis, and engineering consultancy for shipowners, shipyards, and maritime operators.

Marine Cargo Survey

Reliable cargo condition and quantity verification during loading and discharge operations

Independent cargo surveys help ensure transparency, accuracy, and risk control throughout cargo handling operations. Our certified surveyors inspect cargo condition, verify quantities, monitor loading and discharge procedures, witness measurements, and issue detailed reports to protect the interests of shipowners, charterers, traders, insurers, and logistics operators.

Marine Cargo Survey Services

✅ Independent cargo condition and quantity verification

✅ Supervision of cargo loading and discharge operations

✅ Inspection of bulk, breakbulk, containerized, and liquid cargoes

✅ Verification of cargo stowage, lashing, and securing arrangements

✅ Witnessing of cargo measurements and draft surveys when required

✅ Cargo sampling and documentation according to international standards

✅ Detailed survey reports for shipowners, charterers, traders, and insurers

✅ Prevention of cargo damage claims and quantity disputes

✅ Compliance with international marine cargo survey standards

What you get when working with us

SERVICE ASSURANCE

Our cargo surveyors operate in accordance with international marine survey standards, ensuring reliable, technically accurate inspections throughout cargo operations.

With extensive field experience and professional reporting, we deliver transparent, precise, and trustworthy cargo survey services across bulk, breakbulk, liquid, and containerized cargo operations.

PROFESSIONAL MARINE SURVEY REPORT

Our experienced cargo surveyors oversee the entire cargo handling process to verify cargo condition, quantities, handling procedures, and stowage arrangements.

We protect the interests of shipowners, charterers, traders, insurers, freight forwarders, and logistics companies by providing independent verification and detailed reporting throughout loading and discharge operations.

What is a Cargo Survey?

A cargo survey is an independent inspection performed during cargo loading, discharge, or transport to verify the condition, quantity, and handling of cargo. A marine cargo surveyor monitors cargo operations, checks stowage arrangements, and documents findings to ensure transparency and protect the interests of shipowners, charterers, traders, and insurers.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

When Should a Cargo Survey Be Conducted?

Cargo surveys can be conducted before loading, during loading operations, during discharge, or after delivery. Surveys are commonly requested when transporting bulk cargo, breakbulk cargo, liquid cargo, and containerized shipments.

Why is a Cargo Survey Important?

AA professional cargo survey helps prevent cargo damage, quantity discrepancies, and handling disputes during maritime transport. Independent verification ensures that cargo is properly handled, loaded, stowed, and documented in accordance with international maritime standards.

Who Requires Cargo Survey Services?

Our cargo survey services are requested by:

• Shipowners

• Charterers

• Commodity traders

• Freight forwarders

• Shipping companies

• Marine insurers

• Logistics operators

These inspections ensure accurate cargo verification and operational transparency.

What Does a Cargo Surveyor Do?

A marine cargo surveyor supervises cargo operations and performs inspections such as:

• Monitoring loading and discharge operations

• Verifying cargo quantities and conditions

• Inspecting cargo packing, stowage, and securing

• Conducting cargo sampling when required

• Documenting cargo handling procedure

• Issuing detailed cargo survey reports

These inspections help reduce cargo claims and operational disputes.

Do You Provide Official Cargo Survey Reports?

Yes. After each inspection, we provide professional cargo survey reports including cargo condition observations, quantity verification, operational notes, and photographic documentation. These reports are used by shipowners, charterers, traders, and insurers for operational records and claim prevention.