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Find a container inspector: every IICL-certified inspector in the US, by state

What this list is

The full US roster, in one place

This page lists every container inspector in the IICL's US directory: 98 people holding 106 active credentials, grouped by state. If a container ever needs a CSC recertification survey to ship internationally, one of these inspectors, or a company employing one, is who performs it; what that survey is and whether you need one at all is the subject of our container certification guide. We could find no other neutral place where this list exists whole, so we publish it and re-verify it quarterly.

55 dry van 44 chassis 7 refrigerated 22 states with at least one
Source

IICL Find a Certified Inspector directory, retrieved August 25, 2026. Verified quarterly.

Rows are transcribed as the IICL publishes them, spellings included. Our additions are the state grouping and the merging of inspectors who hold more than one credential into a single entry. The live searches this list came from:

Inspectors: to correct or remove your listing, contact us at support@steelboxdirect.com.

The Directory

98 inspectors, 22 states, A to Z

Each entry shows the inspector, the company the directory lists for them (some list none), their city, and a badge per credential with the year that certification runs through. Certifications are five-year; the year on each badge comes from the directory's own expiry date.

Our home region

5 of the 98 listed inspectors are based in Ohio, Indiana, or Kentucky, the region we deliver containers in. Their state sections are marked below.

AR

1 listed
  • Jeremy Tolleson Direct Chassis Link Inc.
    Marion
    Chassis · 2030

CA

11 listed
  • Benjamin Nero Textainer
    San Francisco
    Dry van · 2030 Refrigerated · 2031
  • Brad Bostdorff Textainer
    San Francisco
    Dry van · 2028 Refrigerated · 2030
  • Bryan Bell Pacific Crane Maintenance Co.
    Cypress
    Chassis · 2028
  • Charles Burgoon Lilac Solutions Inc.
    Oakland
    Dry van · 2027
  • Ignacio Cabrera Three Rivers Trucking
    Carson ca.
    Chassis · 2029
  • Jared Shaffer Textainer
    San Francisco
    Dry van · 2030
  • Jessica Sanchez Textainer
    San Francisco
    Dry van · 2030
  • Jonathan Naulty Triton International
    Walnut Creek
    Dry van · 2030 Refrigerated · 2031
  • Louie Herrera
    San Gabriel
    Chassis · 2029
  • Mark Gibaud UCSD
    Alpine,ca
    Dry van · 2029
  • Peter Brandon Textainer
    San Francisco
    Dry van · 2030 Refrigerated · 2030

CO

3 listed
  • Bryan Clemons CORDC
    Westcliffe, CA
    Dry van · 2028
  • Dave Potomac PODI
    Gaithersburg
    Dry van · 2031
  • Frederic Youngs
    Denver
    Chassis · 2027

FL

8 listed
  • Charles Sapp
    Jacksonville
    Dry van · 2027 Chassis · 2030
  • Erhan Sakaoglu
    Davie
    Dry van · 2029
  • Jesse Starr Tote Maritime
    Jacksonville
    Dry van · 2031
  • Jimmy Goddard Consolidated Chassis Management
    Jacksonville
    Chassis · 2029
  • John Russell Consolidated Chassis Management
    Lawtey
    Chassis · 2028
  • Kaden Knowles Miller's Mobile Services Inc.
    Jacksonville
    Dry van · 2030
  • Kurt Miller Miller's Mobile Services Inc.
    Jacksonville
    Dry van · 2030
  • Valentina Fraga Touax Container
    Homestead
    Dry van · 2029

GA

24 listed
  • Adam Levandusky Consolidated Chassis Management
    Woodstock
    Chassis · 2028
  • Alexander Aubuchon
    Savannah
    Dry van · 2030 Chassis · 2030
  • Barry Simpson Consolidated Chassis Management
    Savannah
    Chassis · 2029
  • Bobby Smith
    McDonough
    Chassis · 2026
  • David Smith J T Intermodal Inc.
    McDonough
    Chassis · 2026
  • Demetrios Miltiades Consolidated Chassis Management
    Savannah
    Chassis · 2029
  • Doye Blane Consolidated Chassis Management
    Douglasville
    Chassis · 2028
  • Ernest Grizzard ConGlobal Industries
    Pooler
    Chassis · 2028
  • Evan Hughes Boatinspectusa.com LLC
    Alpharetta
    Dry van · 2029
  • James Cameron Consolidated Chassis Management
    Savannah
    Chassis · 2029
  • John South Consolidated Chassis Management
    Savannah
    Chassis · 2029
  • Joshua Pollock Cordele Refurbishment and Manufacturing
    Americus
    Chassis · 2027
  • Kenneth Smallwood Consolidated Chassis Management
    Dallas
    Chassis · 2027
  • Kevin Hord Consolidated Chassis Management
    Austell
    Chassis · 2026
  • Larry Combs
    Jesup
    Chassis · 2029
  • Mark Hughes Boatinspectusa.com LLC
    Alpharetta
    Dry van · 2028
  • Michael Andrew Consolidated Chassis Management
    Savannah
    Chassis · 2027
  • Michael Greer Consolidated Chassis Management
    Port Wentworth
    Chassis · 2028
  • Oycan Gurkan Hapag-Lloyd (America), LLC
    Atlanta
    Dry van · 2029
  • Philip Pace Consolidated Chassis Management
    Savannah
    Chassis · 2030
  • Richard Barber Consolidated Chassis Management
    Pembroke
    Chassis · 2027
  • Ricky Rochester Consolidated Chassis Management
    Newnan
    Chassis · 2030
  • Tony Fergusson Wainui Maritime
    Savannah
    Dry van · 2028
  • William Akins Consolidated Chassis Management
    Senoia
    Chassis · 2030

IL

5 listed
  • Craig Sinitzki
    Romeoville
    Chassis · 2027
  • Daniel Baran Direct Chassis Link Inc.
    Joliet
    Chassis · 2028
  • Ed Kim Sparc Transport
    Channahon
    Dry van · 2029
  • Lisa Willmann
    Dupo
    Chassis · 2027
  • Robert Dryja Consolidated Chassis Management
    Manhattan
    Chassis · 2029

IN

1 listed Home region
  • Desmond Ransom Neptune Marine Surveys & Services, Inc.
    Dillsboro
    Dry van · 2030

KS

3 listed
  • Eberto Enriquez Arita Consolidated Chassis Management
    Kansas City
    Chassis · 2027
  • Kelly Sutton Arrowhead Intermodal Services, LLC
    Edgerton
    Chassis · 2026
  • Micheal Sierra Arrowhead Intermodal Services, LLC
    Edgerton
    Chassis · 2026

KY

2 listed Home region
  • Dennis Turner TN Americas LLC
    Kevil
    Dry van · 2028
  • Jeremie Lanier TN Americas LLC
    Kevil
    Dry van · 2028

LA

1 listed
  • Jacob Gerstner ConGlobal Industries
    ConGlobal Industries
    Dry van · 2030

MA

1 listed
  • Mark Eagle The Eagle Leasing Company
    Southborugh
    Dry van · 2027

MS

1 listed
  • Drake Sims Consolidated Chassis Management
    Southaven
    Chassis · 2028

NC

1 listed
  • Zachariah Paro Consolidated Chassis Management
    Grover
    Chassis · 2028

NJ

10 listed
  • Anthony Ascani SeaCube
    Montvale
    Dry van · 2030
  • Anthony F. Gucciardi Jr. Textainer
    Cherry Hill
    Dry van · 2028 Refrigerated · 2030
  • Helen Urbano Textainer
    Cranford
    Dry van · 2028
  • James Scampoli SeaCube
    Montvale
    Dry van · 2030
  • Michael Drew The Genset Pool
    Union City
    Chassis · 2027
  • Michelle Orlando Textainer
    Toms River
    Dry van · 2031
  • Pawel Sypytkowski
    Bayonne
    Refrigerated · 2027
  • Ricky Jimenez Triton International
    Beachwood
    Dry van · 2030 Refrigerated · 2030
  • Samantha Weaver Triton International
    Edison
    Dry van · 2030
  • Timothy Frederick Container Certification & Testing
    Cinnaminson
    Dry van · 2029

OH

2 listed Home region
  • Nathaniel Snyder FlexiVan
    Gahanna
    Chassis · 2029
  • Rebecca Bonomini ConexTalk
    Harrison
    Dry van · 2030

OR

1 listed
  • Matthew Prausa GSB Equipment LLC
    Brightwood
    Dry van · 2028

PA

2 listed
  • David Green Consolidated Chassis Management
    Easton
    Chassis · 2029
  • Joffrey Hoy Independent Container Line
    Eddystone
    Dry van · 2030

SC

4 listed
  • Eric Hartman Westinghouse
    Lexington
    Dry van · 2028
  • Jonathan Trusty Consolidated Chassis Management
    North Charleston
    Chassis · 2026
  • Mark Mullins ConGlobal Industries
    North Charleston
    Dry van · 2026
  • Seth Venable
    Mount Pleasant
    Chassis · 2027

TX

6 listed
  • Anthony Esordi West Gulf Containers
    Channelview
    Dry van · 2030
  • Daniel Kelley Cargo Hound Inspections
    Dallas
    Dry van · 2029
  • Kristi Vestal UAL America
    Houston
    Dry van · 2031
  • Larry Thompson Consolidated Chassis Management
    Kennedale
    Chassis · 2027
  • Martin Summers Consolidated Chassis Management
    Crosby
    Chassis · 2027
  • Rene Mondragon Equipment Management Services
    Houston
    Dry van · 2028

UT

1 listed
  • Jeffrey Pollard RSD Container Yard Services
    Bountiful
    Dry van · 2028

VA

7 listed
  • Arthur Zimmerly ISM-JAZ
    Norfolk
    Dry van · 2031
  • Bradley Martin U.S. Coast Guard
    Yorktown
    Dry van · 2028
  • Clifford Hamilton ConGlobal Industries
    Chesapeake
    Dry van · 2028
  • Edward Shea CHS Container Group
    Norfolk
    Dry van · 2030
  • George Mosescu SONO Marine Cargo Surveys and Inspections, LLC
    Virginia Beach
    Dry van · 2029
  • Kenenth Hoppe U.S. Coast Guard
    Yorktown
    Dry van · 2028
  • Zhongyuan Peng CakeBoxx Technologies LLC
    McLean
    Dry van · 2027

WA

3 listed
  • Alexander Henry
    Orting
    Dry van · 2027
  • Barry Harmon Tahoma Global Logistics
    Tacoma
    Dry van · 2028
  • Joseph Gordius Tahoma Global Logistics
    Bonney Lake
    Dry van · 2028

No inspector in your state? That is the common case: 28 states have no resident listing. Inspectors travel and depots coordinate; the next section covers how that works in practice.

Using It

How to use this list

01

Contact the company, not just the name

Most inspectors here work for a leasing company, a depot operator, or a surveying firm, and the booking goes through the employer. Where the directory lists no company, the inspector works independently; searching the name plus the city usually finds them.

02

Ask for an IICL-certified survey, in writing

Say what the survey is for: restoring a CSC examination status so the box can ship. A pass should get you a written examination report and a new NED decal on the plate. Ask up front whether the carrier you plan to book with has accepted their reports before.

03

Expect the depot to be part of the answer

A survey works over the underside as well as the walls and roof, which means the box usually goes up on a forklift. That is why depots coordinate most surveys: the box, the forklift, and the inspector are in one place. A container sitting on grass at your property is a harder, costlier visit than the same box at a depot.

04

Know what the survey covers before you book

Corner castings and posts, rails, cross members and the underside, floor, doors and gaskets, panels, roof bows, and weathertightness overall. Our certification guide walks through the whole system, and our step-by-step recertification post covers what happens on survey day.

Where We Fit

We sell storage containers. We do not inspect them.

Steel Box Direct sells used wind and water tight containers for storage and on-site use, not certified for ocean shipping. We do not perform inspections, nobody on this list works for us, and a listing here is not an endorsement in either direction: the list is the IICL's, reproduced with attribution because buyers kept asking where to find it. If your plan is storage rather than shipping, no survey is needed at all, which our certification guide explains, and our containers for sale page covers the three sizes we stock.

Common Questions

Asked about container inspectors

Q · 01

How many IICL-certified container inspectors are there in the US?

The IICL directory listed 98 certified inspectors in the United States when we retrieved it on August 25, 2026, holding 106 active credentials between them: 55 for dry van containers, 44 for chassis, and 7 for refrigerated containers. Worldwide, the IICL itself reports more than 8,600 certified inspectors across 72 countries, so the US roster is a small slice of the global one.

Q · 02

What does IICL-certified mean?

IICL certification comes from the Institute of International Container Lessors, the trade body for the major container leasing companies. Candidates pass a proctored exam and renew on a five-year cycle. There is no US government license for container inspectors: 49 CFR 452.3 requires only qualified, trained, and experienced personnel, and in practice the IICL credential is the one ocean carriers recognize when a container needs a recertification survey.

Q · 03

What if my state has no IICL-certified inspector?

That is the common case: the US directory covers 22 states, so 28 states have no resident IICL-certified inspector at all. Inspectors travel, and most surveys are coordinated through container depots, where the box, the forklift, and the inspector meet anyway. Contact the nearest listed company and ask whether they cover your area, and ask the ocean carrier you plan to book with whose reports they accept, because the carrier is the final judge of any survey.

Find a Container Inspector: Every IICL-Certified Inspector in the US, by State

Quick Facts
This page
Inspectors listed
98 people, 106 credentials
Dry van credentials
55
Chassis credentials
44
Refrigerated credentials
7
States with an inspector
22 of 50
Source
IICL Find a Certified Inspector directory, retrieved August 25, 2026
SellerSteel Box Direct
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Frequently asked
How many IICL-certified container inspectors are there in the US?
The IICL directory listed 98 certified inspectors in the United States when we retrieved it on August 25, 2026, holding 106 active credentials between them: 55 for dry van containers, 44 for chassis, and 7 for refrigerated containers. Worldwide, the IICL itself reports more than 8,600 certified inspectors across 72 countries, so the US roster is a small slice of the global one.
What does IICL-certified mean?
IICL certification comes from the Institute of International Container Lessors, the trade body for the major container leasing companies. Candidates pass a proctored exam and renew on a five-year cycle. There is no US government license for container inspectors: 49 CFR 452.3 requires only qualified, trained, and experienced personnel, and in practice the IICL credential is the one ocean carriers recognize when a container needs a recertification survey.
What if my state has no IICL-certified inspector?
That is the common case: the US directory covers 22 states, so 28 states have no resident IICL-certified inspector at all. Inspectors travel, and most surveys are coordinated through container depots, where the box, the forklift, and the inspector meet anyway. Contact the nearest listed company and ask whether they cover your area, and ask the ocean carrier you plan to book with whose reports they accept, because the carrier is the final judge of any survey.