CARGO INSPECTION CHECKLIST

B. Package Condition – All packages are clean, dry and sealed (i.e. there is no visual evidence
of broken, squashed or sagging containers or water/mildew damage, vermin infestations,
punctures, leakage or other obviously unsafe or undesirable conditions)? _______ Yes
_______ No
C. Are fragile and other items requiring special handling packed appropriately to prevent
damage?
_______ Yes _______ No
D. Are medical consumables in their original packing and do at least 14 months remain prior
to expiration?
_______ Yes _______ No
E. Do electrical items run on 220/240 volts/50 cycles (60 for Georgia) or are they being
shipped with transformers? _______ Yes _______ No
F. All spot-checked items are listed on the inventory sheet?
________ Yes _______ No
G. If pharmaceuticals: are medicines in original packaging and do at least 14
months remain prior to expiration?
________ Yes _______ No
H. Do the pharmaceuticals require special packing (i.e. HAZMAT)?
________ Yes _______ No
III.
PACKAGE LABELING (spot inspection)
A. Please locate and confirm piece #1 of 1 and the very last numbered piece (example #50 of
50). Were they found and confirmed?
________ Yes _______ No
B. All observable cargo is represented on the packing list provided by the applicant?
________ Yes _______ No
C. The label on the box is clearly displayed and includes the complete address and
organization to receive the cargo?
________ Yes ______ No
OVERALL RECOMMENDATIONS AND COMMENTS: (Is there any reason why this cargo would be
unsuitable for transportation in a sea container?)