Secondary Examination StationAdvanced inspection facility with coordinated U.S.–Mexico operations for more efficient, secure, and reliable cargo processing.
What is the SES?
Key FeaturesCoordinated operations and specialized infrastructure for more efficient cargo inspection.
Joint U.S.–Mexico Operations
Coordinated inspection by U.S. and Mexican authorities in one operational setting.
Comprehensive Inspection
Specialized infrastructure supports both non-intrusive and physical cargo inspection processes.
Streamlined Processing
An integrated review process helps reduce duplication and improve cargo flow.
Expert Staff
Trained personnel support inspection, compliance, and secure cargo handling.
Facility CapabilitiesInfrastructure designed to support thorough, efficient, and secure cargo examination.
Non-intrusive inspection systems support faster cargo screening without unnecessary unloading.
Covered bays allow detailed cargo inspection when required.
Dedicated space for documentation review and compliance verification.
Secure holding space for goods pending final clearance or additional review.
Key FeaturesCoordinated operations and specialized infrastructure for more efficient cargo inspection.
Time Savings
Joint inspections help reduce duplicate processes and improve inspection efficiency.
Enhanced Security
Advanced procedures and specialized staff support secure, high-standard cargo review.
Cost Reduction
Reduced dwell times can help lower storage, labor, and logistics-related costs.
Inspection ProcessA streamlined workflow designed to move cargo from arrival to clearance with greater coordination and efficiency.
Arrival
The truck arrives at the SES facility after crossing the bridge.
Screening
Initial documentation review and cargo screening are completed.
Inspection
Physical examination is conducted if required by the corresponding authority.
Clearance
Once approved, the cargo is cleared for onward transit.
Experience the SES Advantage
Learn how the Secondary Examination Station can support more efficient, secure, and coordinated cross-border logistics.