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Container Inspection

Fully document your container's condition with CSC, ACEP, damage and lashing reports — transparent reporting in line with IICL and ISO standards.

We respond to quote requests within 12 hours
Report Scope

What We Provide During Inspection

Depending on your needs, each inspection can cover one or more of the report types below.

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CSC Plate Check

Mandatory certificate check showing the container is fit for international transport.

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ACEP Examination

Periodic compliance assessment under an Approved Continuous Examination Programme.

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Condition Survey

A full record of structural and cosmetic condition, with photographic documentation.

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Damage Survey

Detailed documentation of the location, extent and cause of any damage found.

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After-Repair Survey

Independent confirmation that the repair carried out meets IICL standards.

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Lashing Report

Check that cargo lashing equipment is fit for transport.

What do our documents look like?

Two real, anonymised samples of our CSC and ACEP inspection certificates — customer name and container numbers have been redacted.

Sample Certificates (PDF, 0.5 MB, Turkish/English) ↓
Process

How We Work

01

Request

We take your appointment or inspection request and clarify what you need.

02

Inspection

The container is examined in detail on site or at our facility.

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Reporting

Findings are delivered as a detailed report with photographs.

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Recommendation

Where needed, we provide a repair quote and next steps.

Why It Matters

Certified Standards

IICLApproved maintenance & repair standard
ISOContainer marking standard
CSCInternational safety certificate

A damaged or uncertified container can lead to port delays, rejected shipments and cargo damage. A single unchecked crack can turn into thousands of lira in water damage over a month-long sea voyage.

Working to IICL and ISO standards, Uskont's inspection team independently documents that your container is fit for both transport and operational use — which means reduced risk and full transparency for you.

Who It's For

Who This Service Is For

Freight Forwarders

Shipping Operators

Leasing Companies

Individual Container Buyers

Container Types
Dry Van Reefer Open Top Flat Rack

*Container types served will be finalised once confirmed by the business — placeholder.

Inspection FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Inspection

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How often should an ACEP examination be carried out?

ACEP is event-based rather than calendar-based: containers are examined at on-hire/off-hire interchanges and during repairs, with no more than 30 months between examinations. Containers outside ACEP follow PES: the first examination within 5 years of manufacture, then at most every 30 months, with the date marked on the CSC plate.

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Is the inspection done on site or at your facility?

Both are possible: your container can be inspected on site — in the field, at the port or at a depot — or brought to our workshop for inspection. [Service area to be confirmed by the business.]

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When is the report delivered?

For standard inspections, the report is emailed as a PDF with photographs within [X business days] of the inspection being completed. [Timeframe pending confirmation by the business.]

Request Your Inspection

+90 212 853 8 853  ·  uskont@uskont.com  ·  WhatsApp: +90 212 853 8 854

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