Inspection of Commodity at destination (IC)

Due to the need to speed up the import process and the need for production lines, many production units transport goods without inspection and inspect the destination before declaring the goods at the customs.

Inspection in connection with the import of goods

• Inspection to ensure the quality of the product and its ability to transform quantitatively and in a timely manner.
• Inspect and evaluate the manufacturer or seller before concluding any contract or opening documentary credit.
• Inspection to ensure the quality, quantity, packaging and loading of goods at origin.
• Supervise the different stages of the construction process and perform quality control inspection at each stage of construction and prepare written reports of the inspection and submit it to the buyer.
• Inspection to ensure the quality, quantity and packaging of goods that have entered the customs without inspection or for various reasons its documents are not accepted by the credit opening bank

Inspection in connection with domestic purchases

• In a number of domestically made goods, Iran Engineering and Industrial Inspection Company is appointed as an inspector, and this company participates in various stages of production, and if the manufactured goods are approved and comply with the purchase documents, a certificate will be issued. N.

Inspection of domestic Commodity

• Preparing the necessary documents with the help of inspecting the available goods and evaluating the ability to manufacture and present it in accordance with the standards and quality considered by the buyer before concluding the purchase contract to ensure the buyer.

Inspection during construction

• In order to improve the quality and ensure the quality of production and to observe the correct methods in accordance with international standards, inspections are performed during production and cases of possible quality defects and inefficiencies are considered.
• There are virtually no defects in the products that only appear during inspection during manufacture. In the manufacture of complex parts and assemblies, many parts and raw materials are supplied by contractors, and obviously the quality of materials and input parts is quite effective on the quality of the final product.
• Another aspect of in-house inspection is when there is a change in the production process. This change may occur for various reasons, such as increasing production capacity, using new machines, etc. The inspector must accurately track and evaluate the effect of these changes on the quality of the final product.