a docking place to load or unload goods

a place to produce raw material

Transportation consolidation centre.

Protection against contingencies.

Unload from lorries

Check for correct quantity, correct batch number, expiry

date.

Packing goods

Arrange time of delivery with transporter and inform on

the receiving bay number.

Put in correct location

Check if receive the correct parts

Prepare picking list

Load on Vehicle

Storage space

Supply chain management

Time utility

Place utility

For pricing purposes

At the boss's request

To meet customer demands

For efficient tracking

Unloading goods from lorries

Checking for correct quantity, batch number, and expiry date

Packing goods

Arranging delivery time with the transporter

Storage space

Consolidating goods for efficient transport

Time utility

Place utility

Providing raw materials

Transportation consolidation

Storage and protection

Customer service

To delay the process

To ensure quality control

For administrative purposes

As a formality

SKUs/items are divided across multiple zones within the warehouse, and dedicated

pickers are assigned to specific zones.

A process where all workers pick items from any area of the warehouse

A technique where items are picked in the order they appear on the picking list

A system where items are picked based on their expiration dates

Batch Picking is used for large orders, while Cluster Picking is used for small orders.

Batch Picking requires multiple workers, while Cluster Picking requires only one worker.

Batch Picking involves picking items for a single order at a time, while Cluster Picking involves picking items for multiple orders simultaneously.

Batch Picking involves picking items for multiple orders simultaneously and sorting them afterward, while Cluster Picking involves picking items for multiple orders and sorting them into their respective orders during the picking process.

Selective Racks are designed for last-in, first-out (LIFO) inventory management, while Push Back Racks are designed for first-in, first-out (FIFO) inventory management.

Selective Racks provide easy access to all pallets from the aisle, while Push Back Racks use a sliding mechanism to store multiple pallets deep and only allow access to the front pallet.

Selective Racks are used for heavy items, while Push Back Racks are used for lightweight items.

Selective Racks are static storage systems, while Push Back Racks are dynamic storage systems that move items forward as others are removed.

Office desks

Water coolers

Breakroom furniture

Conveyor systems

To scan and track inventory

To package and label products

To manage employee schedules

To lift and move heavy loads