Agree the inspection scope before the activity.
Titan Marine Gas Terminal coordinates inspection requirements with the relevant operators and qualified parties. Sampling, measurement and analysis must be defined for the cargo and activity rather than treated as a single generic verification step.
Provide the product specification, proposed sampling point and requested analyses. Titan Marine Gas Terminal helps communicate the scope; the appointed qualified party determines the applicable method under the agreed arrangements.
Clarify whether the requirement concerns receipt, transfer, storage or dispatch quantities. Titan Marine Gas Terminal supports discussion of measurement responsibilities, relevant records and any reconciliation needed between parties.
Establish which reports are required, who prepares them and how they are shared. Titan Marine Gas Terminal coordinates the documentation requirements; inspection findings and release permissions remain with the responsible parties.
Samples and relevant characteristics
Measurements and terminal records
Agreed analysis and inspection scope
Findings and supporting information
Titan Marine Gas Terminal coordinates the agreed inspection scope with relevant qualified parties. This diagram illustrates the relationship between information, assessment and documentation.
Titan Marine Gas Terminal coordinates requirements. The appointed qualified inspection or analysis party performs the agreed work and issues its findings under the applicable arrangements.
Speak with Titan Marine Gas Terminal about your product, location and intended cargo schedule.