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RE: Pallet Racking or Floor Stack?

This is definitely true. There are operations where it makes sense to use floor stacking instead. For example, if the inventory are fast moving (to be stored in the warehouse for a few days before th...

In forum Warehouse Design Principles

3 years ago
RE: Trailer Door Requirements for loading/unloading

Agreed. Recently, there was a near-miss incident that happened in one of the warehouses I was working in. The unloader was unloading and nearly missed his footing. It could have been disastrous.

In forum Warehouse Design Principles

3 years ago
RE: Can you create warehouse racking higher than 10 rows?

To be 13 rows high, my guess is that the warehouse ceiling height should be taller than the conventional warehouses.

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: What are the major cold chain logistics companies?

Think i saw articles that one of the 3PL companies was involved in the Pfizer vaccination project.

In forum Warehousing Innovative Ideas

4 years ago
RE: How has Covid-19 impact your warehouse operations?

Some customers are requesting more storage space. They do not want to be in a situation where the stocks are unable to enter the country, or stockout situation where upstream factories have stopped p...

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: Inbound containers palletized vs non-palletized

My understandin is that sometimes, slip sheet is difficult to handle.

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: ABC classfication vs Product Slotting

Most of the time, operations do not practice this. Rather, the putaway team will slot the items according to where there are available space.

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: Value Added Services (VAS)

Some operations require inkjetting as well. Others may be repackaging, or even splitting of cartons into smaller individual packs.

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: Is returns difficult to manage?

In a way, yes. Imagine the returns are not in pallets or cartons form. Sometimes, the returns are in loose pieces. For example, returns from a retail shop. Most likely, the cartons will be filled wit...

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: Challenges warehouse faces today

Operations has more KPI to meet. Additionally, the speed to fulfill the orders are getting shorter compared to 10-20 years ago.

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: Honeycomb in warehouse storage

Hi HQ, honeycomb happens when the storage location is only partially filled with inventory. In high density storage medium, there are instances where some of the locations are not filled. It is simil...

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: I-Shaped Warehouse vs U-Shaped Warehouse

Hi Sarah. What I understand is that the U-shaped warehouse layout is more commonly seen. The loading docks tend to be on one side of the facility. There are also warehouses with loading docks on both ...

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: Different flows in a warehouse

Physical flows are easy to notice. Same goes for documentation flows. Both information flow and financial/cash flow are slightly difficult. Will need someone to do some process mapping to determine th...

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: Challenges warehouse faces today

The first difference will be more frequent, smaller transactions. Compared to 10 years ago, the supply chain is more diversified. Operations need to complete the picking of more PO (purchase orders). ...

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
RE: Different picking strategies

Aside from the picking strategy, the storage method should also be a derivative of the order profile.

In forum Warehouse 101

4 years ago
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