Senior Cargo Condition and Securing Surveyor

Experienced cargo surveyors assess shipment records remotely, from reefer temperature logs and condition reports to finished-vehicle and food transport evidence, container integrity photos, lashing arrangements and hatch-cover inspection reports. For each case they write findings and damage attributions with reasoning to the standard of a signed survey report. The contract is remote, about 10 hours a week on a flexible schedule.

What you would do

• Review reefer temperature logs and condition records for compliance and possible issues
• Assess finished-vehicle and food transport evidence to determine condition, cause and loss
• Judge container integrity, securing methods and lashing from photos and written records
• Examine hatch-cover inspection reports for sealing, weatherproofing and safety compliance
• Write findings and damage attributions with reasoning fit for a signed survey report

What the listing asks for

• At least 7 years as a cargo surveyor in reefer, containerized cargo or securing and lashing work
• Skill interpreting photos, inspection logs, damage reports and compliance documents
• Background in perishables, container, hatch-cover, finished-vehicle or food transport surveying
• Familiarity with international cargo transport compliance standards
• Preferred: prior consulting or remote project experience

Suits senior cargo surveyors used to writing defensible damage attributions who want flexible, part-time remote review work.

The listing does not state a rate. Where: Remote, global. Time: About 10 hours a week, flexible schedule. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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