Who are they being delivered by? The local supplier? Lumberyard? Box Store? Common carrier (palleted and shrink wrap)? All will require different type inspections.

They are being delivered to our contractor, not sure by what means. Our contractor said they will arrive individually wrapped, again not sure how, or when the wrapping gets removed. The cabinets will have to be in storage at the contractor’s facility in town for a week or so before they can be brought on site since the floor isn’t ready.

In a perfect world, you'd delay the delivery a week /avoid bringing them in and out of the contractor's facility, as every time they're moved is an opportunity for damage. Though, if anything were to happen, it'd be on his watch /his dime.

Just check for concealed damage. You'll see doors and drawers that are not aligned. The factory doesn't align them on the line. They know the installer will adjust doors and drawers as the last step of install. So ignore any wonky hanging doors.

Also be aware that small touch ups are part of the process. A small paint chip won't get you a whole new door.

If you want....just take a nice video when you unbox the cabinets (and pics too). That way you know if they got damaged at factory or during transport....or by one of your crew.

Thanks, @The Kitchen Place that is very helpful!