When requirements are met
The relevant inspection documentation is provided. Where a destination scheme requires a Certificate of Conformity (CoC), its issuance follows that scheme’s requirements and authorisation arrangements.
Prepare your spare parts shipment with a clearer picture of what is being loaded. Inspection brings together checks of the parts, packing list and container loading, with a photographic record of the consignment.
The illustration shows examples of vehicle parts that may form part of a shipment. The inspection scope and eligibility of each item are confirmed for the destination and assignment.
Bonnets, boot lids, doors, wings, grilles, mirrors and front or rear bumpers.
Headlamps, rear lights, radiator supports, cooling fans, radiators and air-conditioning condensers.
Engine assemblies and exhaust systems, subject to the agreed inspection requirements.
Share the destination, parts list and proposed loading arrangements. The applicable requirements, inspection scope and quotation are confirmed before the visit.
The inspector records the empty container and visually checks the intended parts against the packing list before loading begins.
Photographs document the loading stages and the goods being packed, helping establish a record of the consignment.
Container closure and the final seal are photographed. The inspection findings are then assessed against the agreed requirements.
The documents required depend on the destination scheme and agreed service. We confirm the reporting and certification arrangements before the inspection.
The relevant inspection documentation is provided. Where a destination scheme requires a Certificate of Conformity (CoC), its issuance follows that scheme’s requirements and authorisation arrangements.
Non-conformities are recorded and explained so you can understand what needs attention and whether corrective action or a further inspection is required.
Eligibility depends on the destination. Some parts may be restricted or prohibited, and a visual inspection alone cannot establish the safety or performance of every component. Send the complete parts list before booking so the applicable requirements can be checked.
The inspection is normally arranged at the location where the consignment will be packed. The location, access and loading schedule are agreed in advance.
The packing list, commercial invoice and any inspection or conformity documents required by the destination should be available for clearance. Confirm the final document requirements with the importer or their customs representative.
Yes. Tell us whether the parts are new or used when you enquire, so we can confirm whether the requested inspection can be arranged and which requirements apply.
Tell us about the vehicle or parts, your requirements and your preferred date.