Container scanning requirement mandates RMS-selected import containers be scanned and stamped, with suspicious images flagged for examination. Selected import containers are identified by the Risk Management System and must be transported by custodians/terminal operators to the Container Scanning Facility, where inspectors verify container and seal numbers and stamp the EIR as 'SCANNED' (blue) for clean images, 'SUSPICIOUS; SEND TO DC/AC, Container Scanning Division' (red) for suspect images, or 'NOT SCANNED DUE TO ODC/OVERWEIGHT/EMPTY/COASTAL' as applicable; scanned containers are returned to CFS/ICD and examination at destination follows stamping instructions.
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Container scanning requirement mandates RMS-selected import containers be scanned and stamped, with suspicious images flagged for examination.
Selected import containers are identified by the Risk Management System and must be transported by custodians/terminal operators to the Container Scanning Facility, where inspectors verify container and seal numbers and stamp the EIR as "SCANNED" (blue) for clean images, "SUSPICIOUS; SEND TO DC/AC, Container Scanning Division" (red) for suspect images, or "NOT SCANNED DUE TO ODC/OVERWEIGHT/EMPTY/COASTAL" as applicable; scanned containers are returned to CFS/ICD and examination at destination follows stamping instructions.
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