
Decades of excellence in scrap material inspection, built on trust, precision, and an unwavering commitment to our clients' global trade success.
Founded with a vision to streamline international scrap trade, Shikhar Inspection (formally Shikhar Job Placement Consultants) Approved by DGFT began as a specialized agency dedicated to ensuring material authenticity and compliance. What started as a boutique firm serving local exporters has evolved into one of the most trusted inspection companies globally.
Our journey has been marked by rigorous safety protocols, ethical surveying standards, and a relentless focus on client satisfaction. Through changing import regulations and evolving environmental guidelines, we have remained steadfast in our commitment to delivering precise inspection results.
Today, we inspect thousands of tonnes of material annually for satisfied clients worldwide, providing the critical Pre-Shipment Inspection Certificates (PSIC) needed to keep global supply chains moving safely.

The principles that guide every inspection we conduct and every certificate we issue.
We operate with complete independence and transparency, providing unbiased assessments that our clients and global customs authorities can trust.
We strive for excellence in every evaluation, utilizing advanced technology like radiation portal monitors to ensure absolute accuracy.
Our processes are designed to be efficient and thorough, ensuring your shipments are cleared quickly without compromising on safety or compliance.
A disciplined, technology-driven approach that guarantees accuracy and compliance.
Every batch is manually inspected for grade consistency and weighed accurately to prevent discrepancies.
We utilize highly sensitive equipment to test for explosives and radioactive contamination, strictly adhering to DGFT norms.
Comprehensive reports are generated, featuring photographic and video evidence of the entire loading process.
Our strategically located inspection teams ensure we can reach your cargo quickly, minimizing delays at the port.
