Marine Cargo
Surveillance & Inspection
Protecting Your Cargo Interests with Professional Supervision and Accurate Reporting. We provide comprehensive, independent, and reliable marine cargo surveillance and inspection services at Dar es Salaam Port and across Tanzania. Our experienced marine survey team ensures that cargo is handled professionally from the moment it arrives at the port until final delivery. We act as the eyes and ears of insurers, shippers, and logistics companies, minimizing losses and providing clear documentation.


Monitoring vessel discharge operations and verifying container seals

Advising on safe de-stuffing methods to minimize damage and losses

Supervising bagging, weighing, and tallying operations
Our Marine Cargo services

Petroleum products inspection during discharge from ocean tankers

Quality and quantity surveys for export commodities (coffee, tea, maize, cocoa, copper, coal, etc.)

Container condition surveys (On-Hire & Off-Hire)

Inspection and assessment of perishable goods (fish, fruits, cashew nuts, beef, etc.)

Vessel cargo worthiness inspections and pre-loading surveys

General cargo damage surveys and cause analysis
Why Companies Choose Lynwood ?

Unmatched Experience
Over 60 years of combined expertise in marine and insurance fields
apid Local Response
Fast attendance at Dar es Salaam Port and across Tanzania with 24/7 emergency support
Complete Independence
Impartial, unbiased, and professional reporting​
Technical Excellence
High-quality detailed reports with photographic evidence
One-Stop Professional Solution
All services under one roof
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Regional Presence
Strong operations in Tanzania and associate office in Nairobi, Kenya
Featured Project

Scope of Work on EACOP:
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Cargo surveillance at Dar es Salaam Port and project sites
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Pre-offloading inspections of vessels and trucks
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Monitoring of loading, lifting, lashing, and transportation
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Discharge supervision and damage documentation
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Detailed surveys of damaged cargo with cause analysis
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Supervision of repair and rectification works
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Comprehensive reporting with photographic evidence and liability recommendations
Project Details:
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Total Length: 1,443 kilometers
Route: Hoima, Uganda → Tanga, Tanzania
Involvement: Since 2023 (Ongoing)





