Introduction
When it comes to petroleum and chemical transport, what happens on the docks can make or break a deal. Marine cargo inspection plays a crucial role in verifying both the quantity and quality of products loaded or unloaded at ports around the world.
What Is Marine Cargo Inspection?
This process includes checking the specifications of petroleum products being transferred by ship or barge. It typically involves gauging tanks, sampling, testing, and certifying the cargo meets contractual and regulatory standards.
Why It Matters
In global trade, discrepancies in volume or quality can lead to disputes worth millions. PQM’s marine cargo inspection services ensure:
Product integrity from origin to destination
Fair and transparent transactions between buyers and sellers
Compliance with international regulations (ASTM, ISO, API)
Prevention of contamination and product loss
How PQM Delivers Accuracy
Our inspectors and lab technicians are trained to international standards and use calibrated tools to provide precise measurements and unbiased third-party verification. With locations near major ports and refineries, we’re positioned to act fast and report with confidence.
Conclusion
In a world where margins are tight and regulations are strict, marine cargo inspection isn’t optional—it’s a strategic advantage. PQM helps you protect your assets every step of the way.