Experts in Cargo and Marine Surveys

Why should I choose Ruswal Global for my inspections?
At Ruswal Global, we tailor our inspections to meet your specific needs and offer flexibility in our services. We’re committed to providing high-quality, reliable inspections at competitive prices. Our aim is to ensure you get the best value without compromising on quality. We are also happy to discuss and negotiate costs to fit your budget.

Do you conduct inspections outside of Europe?
Yes, even though we operate in all major ports across Europe,we can accommodate inspections anywhere, globaly, Contact us to see if we can cover your area.

What types of marine surveys do you offer?
We offer a wide range of marine surveys including draft surveys, bunker surveys (BQS), condition surveys, on/off hire surveys, and hatch cover testing.

What does a cargo survey involve?
A cargo survey involves inspecting the quantity and quality of cargo before loading, during transit, or upon discharge to ensure compliance with contractual terms.

What is a bunker survey, and why does it matter?
A bunker survey, sometimes called a bunker quantity survey (BQS), checks that the amount of marine fuel oil transferred during bunkering is accurate. This helps make sure you get what you’re paying for and avoids any disputes about the fuel quantity. It also Confirms that the right amount of fuel is received according to the Bunker Delivery Note (BDN).

What is a draft survey?
A draft survey measures the weight of cargo on a vessel by comparing its displacement before and after loading or unloading. This gives an accurate measurement of the cargo weight, which is important managing loss.

What does a cargo inspection involve? Cargo inspection covers checking the condition of the cargo and supervising its loading and discharge. It guarantees that the cargo is handled properly and meets all agreements, helping to prevent damage or disputes.

How does Ruswal Global help with fuel loss control?
We provide independent bunker surveys and fuel sampling to check the quantity and quality of fuel during transfer. This helps prevent fuel losses and makes sure you get the fuel amount stated in the Bunker Delivery Note (BDN).

Why choose an independent surveyor for bunker and cargo inspections?
As an independent surveyor, Ruswal Global offers unbiased inspections for bunker surveys, draft surveys, and cargo checks. This keeps things fair and avoids any conflicts of interest with fuel suppliers or cargo handlers.

What is a cargo loading/discharge supervision inspection?
This inspection makes sure that cargo loading and unloading are done correctly, with proper paperwork and control. It’s key to managing cargo transfers and avoiding mistakes in handling.

What steps can I take to verify my bunker fuel is good quality?
Hiring an independent surveyor, such as Ruswal Global, for fuel quality testing is the best way to check your bunker fuel. This helps avoid problems and confirms you get the right quality for your vessel.

How can cargo inspection services help with loss control?
Cargo inspection services, including draft surveys and loading/discharge supervision, help spot potential issues, ensuring your cargo is handled properly and reducing losses during shipping.

What is the role of a marine surveyor in cargo and bunker inspections?
A certified marine surveyor conducts inspections like bunker surveys, draft surveys, and cargo condition checks. They provide detailed reports to make sure everything is done right and safely.

What is a bunker survey, and why does it matter?
A bunker survey, sometimes called a bunker quantity survey (BQS), checks that the amount of marine fuel oil transferred during bunkering is accurate. This helps make sure you get what you’re paying for and avoids any disputes about the fuel quantity. It also Confirms that the right amount of fuel is received according to the Bunker Delivery Note (BDN).

What is a draft survey?
A draft survey measures the weight of cargo on a vessel by comparing its displacement before and after loading or unloading. This gives an accurate measurement of the cargo weight, which is important managing loss.

What does a cargo inspection involve?
Cargo inspection covers checking the condition of the cargo and supervising its loading and discharge. It guarantees that the cargo is handled properly and meets all agreements, helping to prevent damage or disputes.

How does Ruswal Global help with fuel loss control?
We provide independent bunker surveys and fuel sampling to check the quantity and quality of fuel during transfer. This helps prevent fuel losses and makes sure you get the fuel amount stated in the Bunker Delivery Note (BDN).

Why choose an independent surveyor for bunker and cargo inspections?
As an independent surveyor, Ruswal Global offers unbiased inspections for bunker surveys, draft surveys, and cargo checks. This keeps things fair and avoids any conflicts of interest with fuel suppliers or cargo handlers.

What is a cargo loading/discharge supervision inspection?
This inspection makes sure that cargo loading and unloading are done correctly, with proper paperwork and control. It’s key to managing cargo transfers and avoiding mistakes in handling.

What steps can I take to verify my bunker fuel is good quality?
Hiring an independent surveyor, such as Ruswal Global, for fuel quality testing is the best way to check your bunker fuel. This helps avoid problems and confirms you get the right quality for your vessel.

How can cargo inspection services help with loss control?
Cargo inspection services, including draft surveys and loading/discharge supervision, help spot potential issues, ensuring your cargo is handled properly and reducing losses during shipping.

What is the role of a marine surveyor in cargo and bunker inspections?
A certified marine surveyor conducts inspections like bunker surveys, draft surveys, and cargo condition checks. They provide detailed reports to make sure everything is done right and safely.

How can cargo inspection services save me money?
Cargo inspection services can spot issues early on, such as damage or incorrect handling, preventing costly repairs and claims. Proper inspections also serve to guarantee adherence to agreements, reducing the likelihood of disagreements and additional costs.

Do regular inspections lead to long-term cost savings?
Yes, regular inspections can lead to long-term savings by preventing costly problems, reducing the likelihood of conflicts, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Planning ahead of time helps to keep operations operating smoothly and eliminates unexpected costs.

What is a marine survey, and how can it benefit my operations?
A marine survey involves a thorough inspection of a vessel or cargo to assess its condition, compliance with regulations, and suitability for intended use. This helps identify potential issues before they become significant problems, ensuring safety, compliance, and operational efficiency.

What qualifications should I look for in a marine surveyor?
When choosing a marine surveyor, look for certification or accreditation from recognized bodies in marine surveying. Accreditation ensures that the surveyor adheres to industry standards and practices, providing reliable and unbiased inspection results.

What does marine risk assessment involve?
Marine risk assessment evaluates potential risks associated with marine operations, including safety, environmental, and financial risks. It helps in identifying hazards and implementing measures to mitigate them, ensuring safe and efficient marine operations.

How can marine cargo insurance protect my business?
Marine cargo insurance covers the loss or damage of cargo during transit. It provides financial protection against risks such as theft, damage, or loss due to accidents, ensuring that your business is safeguarded against unexpected financial burdens.

What is the importance of scrap metal inspection?
Scrap metal inspection verifies the quality, composition, and quantity of scrap metal before processing or sale. This ensures that the material meets industry standards and specifications, reducing the risk of processing defective or non-compliant materials.

How do you ensure the quality of bunker fuel?
We offer bunker fuel quality inspection services that include sampling and testing of fuel to verify its compliance with industry standards. This helps in preventing issues such as fuel contamination and ensures that you receive the correct quality of fuel as per the Bunker Delivery Note (BDN).

What is a pre-shipment inspection for scrap metal?
A pre-shipment inspection for scrap metal involves examining the material before it is shipped to ensure it meets contractual and regulatory requirements. This inspection helps in verifying the quality and quantity of scrap metal, preventing disputes and ensuring compliance.

What are marine environmental surveys, and why are they important?
Marine environmental surveys assess the impact of marine operations on the environment. They help in identifying potential environmental hazards, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations, and promoting sustainable practices in marine activities.

How can cargo quality assessment prevent losses?
Cargo quality assessment involves inspecting and verifying the condition and quality of cargo to ensure it meets contractual and regulatory requirements. This helps in preventing disputes, reducing the risk of damage, and ensuring that cargo is handled correctly throughout the supply chain.

What role does a marine surveyor play in a vessel’s performance monitoring?
A marine surveyor conducts performance monitoring to evaluate a vessel’s operational efficiency and condition. They provide detailed reports on various performance metrics, helping to identify areas for improvement and ensuring that the vessel operates optimally.

How do marine warranty surveys contribute to risk management?
Marine warranty surveys assess the condition and suitability of vessels and cargo before and during marine operations. This helps in ensuring compliance with warranty requirements and mitigating risks associated with marine operations.

What are the benefits of independent marine surveyors for cargo inspections?
Independent marine surveyors offer unbiased inspections and reports, ensuring that cargo inspections are conducted fairly and without conflicts of interest. This provides a reliable assessment of cargo condition and compliance, enhancing transparency and trust in the inspection process.

How can regular inspections of marine equipment save costs?
Regular inspections of marine equipment help in identifying potential issues early, reducing the risk of equipment failure and costly repairs. Preventative maintenance and timely interventions can lead to significant long-term savings and ensure safe and efficient operations.

What is the process for conducting a scrap metal inspection survey?
A scrap metal inspection survey involves examining scrap metal for quality, composition, and quantity before processing or sale. The process includes sampling, testing, and verifying the material against industry standards to ensure it meets required specifications.

How does vessel stability assessment ensure safe operations?
Vessel stability assessment evaluates a vessel’s ability to remain upright and stable under various conditions. This is crucial for ensuring safe operations, preventing capsizing, and maintaining operational efficiency in different sea states.

What is the role of a marine surveyor in accident investigation?
A marine surveyor plays a key role in investigating marine accidents by examining evidence, assessing damage, and providing detailed reports on the causes and consequences of the incident. This helps in understanding the factors involved and preventing future occurrences.

How do port cargo inspections contribute to compliance?
Port cargo inspections ensure that cargo entering or leaving a port meets regulatory and contractual requirements. This helps in verifying the accuracy of cargo documentation, preventing smuggling, and ensuring compliance with international trade regulations.

What is involved in a marine superintendency service?
Marine superintendency involves overseeing and managing ship operations, including maintenance, compliance, and performance monitoring. This service ensures that vessels operate safely, efficiently, and in accordance with regulatory requirements.