1. Structural Integrity.
-Inspect the container's walls, roof, and floor for any signs of damage, such as dents, cracks, or corrosion.
-Ensure that the container's doors open and close smoothly and securely.
2. Leak Detection.
-Check for any leaks or signs of moisture inside the container.
-Inspect the container's seals and gaskets to ensure they are intact and properly functioning.
3. Cleanliness.
-Assess the cleanliness of the container's interior, ensuring there are no residues, debris, or contaminants.
-Pay attention to the presence of pests or signs of infestation.
4. Ventilation and Temperature Control.
-Verify that the container has adequate ventilation and temperature control mechanisms if required.
-Ensure that ventilation ducts are clear and functioning properly.
5. Security.
-Inspect the container's locks, seals, and tamper-evident devices to ensure they are in good condition.
-Check for any signs of unauthorized entry or tampering.
6. Hazardous Materials Compliance.
-If transporting hazardous materials, confirm that the container meets the necessary regulatory requirements.
-Check for proper labeling, placarding, and documentation.
7. Documentation and Recordkeeping.
-Maintain accurate inspection records, documenting the date, findings, and any necessary actions taken.
-Keep track of container identification numbers, inspection dates, and other relevant information for future reference.
