CE (Chartered Engineer) Certification Services
Professional engineering services for certification, valuation, and technical supervision.We provide Chartered Engineer (CE) Certification and Valuation Services for a wide range of machinery, equipment, and infrastructure to support both domestic and international trade requirements.
- Chartered Engineer Certificates for Second-Hand Machinery & Equipment
Our CE Certificates are issued for the following categories and purposes - Import & Export of Second-Hand Machinery and Equipment, including:
- Workshop Machinery
- Medical Equipment
- Sewing Machines
- Printing Machinery / Oilwell Equipment’s
- Domestication of ISO Tanks / Box Containers / Reefer
- Valuation of Damaged Containers / Tanks
- CE Certification for EPCG Goods and Machinery
- Installation & Commissioning Certificates (for customs clearance and project documentation)
- SCOMET Certification for export of controlled or restricted equipment and machinery
- Valuation Services
We also undertake certified valuation for: - Land
- Plant
- Machinery
Scope of Survey
- Machinery Evaluation – Inspection and verification of condition, age, and functionality.
- Valuation Assessment – Determining fair market value for export, import, or financial purposes.
- Technical Certification – Issuing CE certificates for DGFT, customs, and project documentation.
- Pre-shipment Inspection – Examining equipment prior to export or relocation.
- Documentation Review – Verifying technical data, invoices, and compliance records.
Scope of Benefits
A Chartered Engineer (CE) inspection of second-hand machinery in India provides an independent assessment of its value, age, condition, and remaining life, ensuring it is functional and not scrap. It ensures regulatory compliance, reduces the risk of penalties or re-export, supports faster customs clearance, and serves as a reliable document for banking, insurance, and audits. The CE certificate is considered mandatory for customs clearance as it helps Customs prevent under-invoicing, distinguish machinery from scrap, and assess accurate duty through certified depreciation under the Customs Act, 1962 and Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), while ensuring safety, transparency, and uniformity across Indian ports.