Category Import Surveyorship

Phase 2 of the ISO 9001: 2015 Surveillance Audit was conducted last November with positive results. Due to technical limitations, an onsite audit was required in order to complete the whole process.

Inspite of the pandemic, the auditors arrived on the sites on time. Thanks to technological advancements such as the utilization of Office 365 and a move to fiber connection, interviews with the organization’s members onsite and remotely were conducted seamlessly.

As with the virtual audit, the schedule took just half day While there are no nonconformities, a good audit always includes areas where improvements can enhance an already satisfying experience. It was, as always, an enriching experience, and an affirmation of the customer satisfaction and unwavering commitment to quality that we perpetually strive for.

Third Party Import Surveyorship is a service that not everyone knows of. Here we try to sum up with this often unheard of industry does.

Let’s put it this way – Third Party Import Surveyorship is the business of giving peace of mind. Importers naturally want to know that the condition of the items they imported are the same – as pristine, as mint, as many – as when it left the country of origin. If they are in the same good condition, well and good. You have a document in your hands assuring you and giving you that peace of mind that the volumes of items you ordered are well worth the money you paid for. But in times when they are shown to be short of what’s expected, then that document is also there to save you.

You see, the surveyor documents are those used to file claims for insurance. With a document in your hands, you have a fighting chance that you can get back your money’s worth when, one way or another, your import is not what they were supposed to be. So your friendly neighborhood surveyor saves the day, and your investment. Either way, you get something intangible as the surveyor does his or her vocation – peace of mind. With the service of surveyorship, you have eyes and ears as your imports land on the port.