Senior Cargo Condition and Securing Surveyor

What You'll Do6

• Assess reefer temperature logs and condition records for compliance and potential issues.
• Analyze damage reports and compliance documents for finished-vehicle and food transport to determine condition, causation, and losses.
• Conduct remote evaluations of container integrity, cargo securing methods, and lashing arrangements using photos and written records.
• Review hatch-cover inspection reports and marine cargo documentation for sealing, weatherproofing, and safety compliance.
• Write clear surveyor findings and damage attributions with detailed reasoning, as for a signed report.
• Provide structured written feedback to support AI model training and evaluation in cargo logistics and compliance.

Requirements7

• 7+ years as a cargo surveyor specializing in reefer/temperature-controlled shipments, containerized cargo, or cargo securing and lashing.
• Proven ability to interpret photos, inspection logs, damage reports, and compliance documentation for marine or land logistics.
• Background in one or more: reefer/perishables surveying, container and securing surveying, marine hatch-cover inspection, finished-vehicle logistics inspection, or food transport auditing.
• Strong analytical judgment and meticulous documentation review and report writing.
• Excellent written and verbal communication, with clear explanations for technical findings.
• Familiarity with international transportation compliance standards and best practices for cargo condition and securing.
• Consulting or remote project experience is a plus, not required.

Who Should Apply

Experienced cargo surveyors with 7+ years in reefer, container, or securing work who can assess damage from photos and logs and write clear findings. Background in marine hatch-cover inspection, finished-vehicle logistics, or food transport auditing fits well. Remote project experience is helpful but not required.

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