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Inspection Types

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My First Inspection

First Time requesting an Inspection, or just looking for new inspection options on your imports? Like all industries guided by regulations inspections can seem highly technical, unapproachable, and only for professionals. With all the industry-specific acronyms like IPC, DUPRO, PSI, CLC, and PM, it can be challenging to understand what is required, how to get started, and whom to contact.

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Amazon FBA Inspections

Are you verifying the quality of your products or are you just taking your supplier's word on the quality? By taking the time to properly inspect incoming products, organizations can protect themselves from any potential issues and ensure customers are receiving quality goods.

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Barrel and Cask Inspections

Second-hand barrel inspections typically refer to the process of evaluating and assessing the condition of used barrels, often used in industries like winemaking, whiskey aging, and other beverage production.

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Bulk Unclaimed Cargo Inspections

B2B Bulk Buying" is when businesses purchase large quantities of goods or services from other businesses. This happens in Business-to-Business (B2B) commerce, where one business interacts with another to fulfill operational needs or for resale.

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Bulk Chemical Inspections

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Cold Chain Inspections

Cold chain inspections are a crucial aspect of ensuring the safety and quality of temperature-sensitive products throughout their journey from production to consumption. The term "cold chain" refers to the series of actions and processes involved in maintaining a consistent temperature-controlled environment for perishable goods such as food, pharmaceuticals, and vaccines.

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Container Discharge Inspections

You can now request a Third Party destination inspection from inspexion.com, to witness cargo unloading, together with photographic and video reporting to avoid any potential claims, anywhere in the world, according to your timeline.

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Container Loading Supervision

Are you concerned about the safety and security of your cargo during transit? Do you want to ensure that your goods are loaded and shipped in compliance with the industry standards and regulations? Want to verify that the packaging materials have the proper barcodes, labeling, and packing materials?

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CNG (Compressed Natural Gas) Inspections

Mandatory Inspection intervals for CNG systems (as per U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) 304). With the DOT's introduction of new regulations mandating yearly inspections for CNG systems, the industry has a renewed focus on safety and maintenance.

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Drone Inspections

Drone inspections, also known as aerial inspections, use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to capture high-resolution images and data of structures, buildings, and infrastructure.

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During Production Inspections (DPI)

During Production Inspections are quality control measures that are conducted at various stages of the manufacturing process to ensure that the final product meets the required quality standards. These inspections are conducted by qualified inspectors who check the product for defects, flaws, and other issues that may affect its quality.

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Good Manufacturing Practices

Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) is a set of guidelines and standards that outline the requirements for the manufacturing, processing, packaging, and distribution of various products, including pharmaceuticals, dietary supplements, and medical devices. GMP regulations are designed to ensure that these products are consistently produced and controlled to meet the quality standards appropriate for their intended use.

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Hotel and Accommodation Inspections

Hotel and accommodation inspections serve to protect guests' well-being, maintain industry standards, and ensure compliance with regulations. By conducting thorough assessments, these inspections contribute to the overall quality and safety of the hospitality sector.

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Insurance Claim Assessment Reports

By investing in a loss inspection, insurers can determine what caused the damage and whether it was an act of fraud. With the help of an inspector, they can assess whether there are discrepancies between what is being claimed and the evidence observed on-site.

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Material Testing

Material testing is a crucial process used to determine the physical and mechanical properties of various materials. It involves subjecting materials to controlled conditions and measuring their responses to assess their suitability for specific applications. The information obtained from material testing helps engineers, scientists, and manufacturers make informed decisions about material selection, design, and performance.

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Mystery Shopping Inspections

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Mystery Shopping Market Research

Mystery shopping is a market research technique used by companies to evaluate the quality of their products or services from a customer's perspective. It involves hiring individuals, known as mystery shoppers or secret shoppers, to pose as regular customers and interact with a company's employees or purchase its products/services.

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Packaging and Labeling Inspections

Packaging and labeling inspections are quality control measures conducted to ensure that products are properly packaged and labeled before they are distributed or sold to consumers. These inspections are crucial to verify that products meet regulatory requirements, comply with industry standards, and adhere to the specifications set by the manufacturer or brand.

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Pre-Shipment Inspections

Pre-Shipment Inspection (PSI) is a type of quality control inspection conducted by a third-party inspection agency or service provider. It is typically carried out before shipment to ensure that the products being exported or imported meet the agreed-upon quality standards and specifications.

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Quality Control Inspections

An effective quality control inspection is essential for any company that manufactures products or provides services. This meticulous process ensures the highest possible standards are met, and as a customer, you are sure to receive exactly what you expect from a product or service -

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Quick Look Inspections

Quick Look inspections are a type of visual inspection process used in various industries to quickly assess the condition, quality, or compliance of a product, system, or facility. This inspection method involves a rapid and cursory examination, typically performed by trained professionals, to identify any obvious issues or deviations from the desired standards.

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Remote Inspections

Remote inspections refer to the process of conducting inspections, audits, or assessments of equipment, products, or facilities using technology that allows the inspector to view and evaluate the item or location from a remote location.

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Retail Supplier Inspections

Looking for Efficiency with your Inspections?Inspexion.com helps retail chains ensure the quality and safety of their imports efficiently.We'll help you focus your inspections. Inspexion.com's marketplace can help retail companies improve their supply chain management, reduce risk, and protect their reputation, ultimately leading to increased customer satisfaction and profitability.

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Risk Based Inspections

Risk-Based Inspection (RBI), are a proactive approach to conducting inspections and assessments in various industries and sectors. This methodology involves evaluating and prioritizing assets, systems, or processes based on their level of risk and potential impact on safety, reliability, or regulatory compliance.

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School Inspections

Third-party school and educational institutions inspections are done by independent organizations or agencies that are not affiliated with the school. These inspections are conducted to assess the quality of education, overall school performance, and adherence to educational standards and regulations.

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Stock Control Inspections

Effective stock control is a crucial aspect of any business that deals with physical goods. It involves monitoring the flow of goods in and out of a warehouse, ensuring that the right amount of stock is available at all times, and minimizing the risk of stockouts and overstocking.

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Supplier Audit

Ensure the highest standards of quality and compliance with comprehensive supplier audits. Our registered experienced auditors provide on-site inspections and data analysis to help you identify potential risks and improve your supply chain performance.

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Supplier Existence Verification

The purpose of Supplier Existence Verification is to mitigate potential risks associated with working with unreliable or fraudulent suppliers. By confirming the existence and legitimacy of suppliers, organizations can minimize the chances of engaging in business with dishonest or unreliable entities.

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Sustainability Inspections and Reports

In an era where environmental sustainability has become a pressing concern, as a manufacturer, you are under increasing pressure to reduce your carbon footprint and embrace sustainable practices. However, the path to sustainability is often complex and multifaceted, requiring a comprehensive understanding of the environmental impact of your operations

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Livestock Inspections

For livestock inspections from full audits for livestock facilities to pre-shipment batch inspections, we have inspectors and QC companies worldwide that are standing ready to help you verify your livestock inspection requirements.

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3rd Party Display Compliance

Are you tired of paying for billboard advertising and not seeing any results? It's time to take control of your advertising strategy by demanding regular inspections to ensure that your ads are actually being flighted on the billboards you paid for.

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3rd Party Equipment Audits

An equipment audit is a systematic process of assessing and evaluating the physical assets, machinery, tools, and equipment owned by an organization. The purpose of an equipment audit is to ensure that all equipment is in good working condition, properly maintained, and accounted for.

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3rd Party Factory Audits

A factory audit is a systematic evaluation of a manufacturing facility to assess its compliance with industry-specific standards and regulations. These audits are typically conducted by third-party organizations or independent auditors who specialize in evaluating factories and their operations.

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3rd Party Industrial Inspections

The primary purpose of industrial inspections is to identify potential hazards, defects, or non-compliance issues that may pose risks to workers, the environment, or the overall productivity of the industrial operation. Inspections by independent third-party inspection agencies ensure unbiased reporting.

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