Inland Marine — Mobile Property & Transit Inspection Worksheet

Follow the property: identify its owner and custodian, verify equipment and value sources, document movement and storage, and record supported loss exposures. This field survey does not determine insurance coverage.

Field method — four practical questions

What property am I looking at? What identifiers or controls help me recognize it? Which photos or records support the report? What can I accurately state, including any uncertainty? Never imply an observed item is automatically insured.

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Assignment / Operations / Property Interest

Underwriting Focus — Property interest

Identify the property, owner, current custodian and next handler. Separate owned equipment, rented/borrowed items, installation materials and customers’ goods. Do not infer policy coverage from the presence of property.

Property Identity / Values / Schedule

Underwriting Focus — Values & accumulation

Record value basis, source, location and date/time. A list value, invoice price and reported current value are not interchangeable. Avoid adding goods twice when they move from storage to a truck. Ask underwriting to reconcile uncertain schedules.

Transit / Loading / Handoffs

Underwriting Focus — Movement & handoffs

Follow a representative shipment from pickup through delivery. Photograph visible damage or a worn restraint, but do not certify load securement, equipment capacity or driver compliance. Confirm handoff authorization and note what was not observed.

Storage / Security / Damage Prevention

Underwriting Focus — Loss prevention

Compare actual overnight or temporary storage with the value present. Look for unauthorized access, poor packaging, water leaks, outdoor exposure and missing identity records. Distinguish planned controls from verified controls.

Loss History / Documentation / Follow-Up

Photos to Obtain

Required where applicable and safely accessible: context, property identity/serial number, storage, and photographs supporting any recommendation. Ask before photographing confidential records or third-party property.

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