VC Weighing provides marine surveying support for cargo, containers and vessels. We help freight, shipping and transport teams verify conditions, review loading and lashing, and capture the documentation required for compliance and record keeping.
Our qualified marine surveyor attends your site, port or facility to inspect, measure and report on the shipment. This helps identify issues early, reduce delays and support safer cargo handling.
Contact our team with your container details, location and preferred timing.
A certified marine surveyor attends the site, port or facility.
The cargo, container or vessel is inspected, measured and verified. Any relevant weights, conditions and compliance requirements are recorded.
Findings are documented in a detailed measured report accompanied by photos, including certification where required.
Documentation is provided for submission to shipping lines, insurers or authorities.
Any lashing issues are fixed onsite where required.
We arrive prepared, work quickly and keep your freight moving.
Our equipment is calibrated to national standards for accuracy and compliance.
Our weighing systems reduce truck queues, fuel use and emissions, making them a more sustainable option.
You get clear answers, quick replies and practical support.
We support Chain of Responsibility requirements with accurate weighing and clear documentation.
Get the right container weight before arrival and reduce the risk of costly Pondus weight checks.
Do you offer same day inspections?
Bookings are usually available within 48 hours notice. Same day support depends on availability, location and job requirements. Contact our team and we will let you know what is possible.
Why should I choose VC Weighing for marine surveying?
VC Weighing provides independent onsite inspections, clear reporting and practical support for cargo, containers and vessels. We help identify issues early, support compliance and improve safety before freight moves.
What does a marine surveyor inspect?
A marine surveyor inspects cargo, containers. This may include condition assessments, loading checks, lashing checks, weight verification and compliance requirements.
How long does a marine survey take?
Standard inspections are typically completed within 1 to 3 hours per container or shipment. Larger or more complex surveys may take half a day to a full day.
When will I receive the report?
Reports are generally issued the same day or within 24 hours, depending on the job requirements.
Do you provide VGM support?
Yes. Marine surveying may include weight verification and VGM support where required.
Do you fix lashing issues onsite?
Yes. Any lashing issues are fixed onsite where required.
Who uses marine surveying reports?
Reports may be used by shipping lines, insurers, authorities and other stakeholders who need clear documentation for compliance and record keeping.
How does the booking and payment process work?
Once we receive your completed booking form by email, our administration team will contact you to finalise the booking. After a weighing date is agreed, VC Weighing will send an invoice by email. Payment is due by the date listed on the invoice.
Will I receive a specific booking time?
Bookings are made for a particular day. Specific times are not guaranteed, as onsite work depends on location, access and the day’s schedule.
Contact VC Weighing to make a booking or request a quote. We will respond quickly and help you work out the best option for your freight needs.
Hours Mon-Fri: 08:00-17:00
Mobile 0400 246 468
Email bookings@vcweighing.com.au