A container is a standardized unit used for storing and transporting goods. It is designed for efficient handling and movement across various modes of transportation, such as ships, trucks, and trains. Containers are typically made of durable materials like steel or aluminum, and are weather-resistant, secure, and reusable. Containers play a crucial role in multimodal transportation, helping to save time and costs, reduce the risk of cargo damage, and enhance the overall efficiency of global logistics.

Hatch covers are designed to protect cargo from seawater, rain, and spray. Even minor leakage can damage sensitive or high-value cargo, leading to claims or financial losses. Water ingress through faulty hatch covers can compromise vessel stability, cause flooding in cargo holds, and pose serious safety risks to the vessel and crew. nternational regulations (such as SOLAS and class society rules) require that hatch covers be watertight. Regular testing ensures compliance and helps avoid penalties during port state control inspections. Insurers often require proof of watertightness to validate coverage in the event of a claim. Lack of proper testing and documentation may result in denied claims. Preventing water ingress avoids cargo damage, delays, and costly repairs, thus improving operational efficiency and reducing long-term maintenance expenses.

To accurately determine the weight of cargo loaded onto or discharged from a vessel, standard industry practices such as draft surveys or direct cargo weighing are employed. These methods require not only technical accuracy but also a deep understanding of vessel operations and port procedures. Our team of experienced and certified marine surveyors specializes in conducting draft surveys and cargo loading/discharging supervision. With years of hands-on experience in various types of cargoes and vessel sizes, we ensure that every operation is carried out with precision, transparency, and in full compliance with international standards. Thanks to our reliability, professionalism, and consistent performance, we have earned the trust of shipowners, charterers, shippers, receivers and P&I clubs... Our services are recognized for their accuracy, integrity, and efficiency. We are committed to safeguarding the interests of our clients and providing independent, timely, and detailed survey reports that support operational decisions and commercial claims. Should you require assistance for draft surveys or any supervision services, we would be honored to cooperate.

Tallying Tallying refers to the process of inspecting and verifying the actual quantity of goods stored in warehouses, yards, onboard vessels, or during the course of delivery and receipt. The objective is to ensure consistency between the physical stock and the corresponding documentation, including invoices and data recorded in the management system.

In Vietnam, specialized services for planning the loading and unloading of oversized and heavy equipment cargo are still limited. With over 20 years of experience and a strong portfolio of projects completed for major international shipping lines, our company offers expert solutions tailored to this demanding sector.

A Lashing and Securing Survey is a critical inspection process conducted to ensure that cargo—especially heavy, oversized, or high-value shipments—is properly secured for safe transport by sea, road, rail, or air. The primary goal is to verify that all cargo is lashed, chocked, and secured in compliance with international standards, vessel requirements, and cargo-specific characteristics.