Hi! I’m Muhammad Amir, the Field Supervisor at TAS Inspections. I am the on-site, “boots on the ground” person who leads inspection work inside factories, warehouses, or at loading docks. Here is how I work, what I do, and how I help TAS Inspections deliver reliable services.

What I Do as Field Supervisor

1. On-Site Leadership
   When our inspection team goes to the client’s site (factory, warehouse, port, etc.), I lead the team. I make sure all field inspectors know what to check, where to go, and how.

2. Checking Tools and Equipment
   Good inspection needs good tools. I make sure measuring instruments, cameras, tools, safety gear, calibration devices, etc. are working and ready.

3. Carrying Out Inspections
   I help inspect goods: checking dimensions, materials, functionality, visual defects, packaging. I also supervise how items are loaded into containers if needed.

4. Communicating with Client On Site
   I interact with client staff: factory workers or warehouse managers. I explain what we are doing, ask for access, request cooperation, record observations, and resolve misunderstandings.

5. Safety & Compliance
   On site, safety matters. I ensure all team members follow safety rules (wearing protective gear, safe handling). I also ensure we follow inspection protocols and standards strictly.

6. Collecting Evidence & Photos
   During inspection, I or my team take photos, videos, notes to support our conclusions. Good evidence is essential to support our inspection report.

Why My Role is Very Important

• Direct action: I am physically at the site where the real inspection happens.

• Verifying quality: I help make sure product quality, defects, packaging, and standards are checked carefully.

• Bridging communication: I talk on the ground between factory staff, clients, and our inspection team.

• Trust and transparency: Because I collect evidence and operate openly on site, clients can trust our findings.