Transcription of Unit 4: Warehousing Procedures - NUST
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Unit 4: Warehousing Procedures - NUST
Unit 4: Warehousing ProceduresBy: Ester KalipiDate: 16 April 2018 Table of contents of the of efficient Warehouse and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)1. Objectives of the LessonBy the end of this unit, students should be able to: Define a warehouse; Describe the warehouse process required for smooth operation; Explain the functions of the warehouses; Differentiate the different types of A warehouse is a commercial building for storage of goods. Warehouses are used by manufacturers,exporters, wholesalers, retailers,transport businesses, customs (exporters, Importers), etc. Theyareusuallylargeplainbuildings,equipp edwithloadingdockstoloadandunloadconsign mentfromtrucks. Baseduponthesizeofthegoodsandvolumeofope rationtheyalsooftenhavecranesandforklift sformovinggoods,whichareusuallyplacedonI SOstandardpallets. Insimplewords,warehouseisafacilitywheret hesupplychainholdsorstoresgoods, ,wholesalers,retailerstostorethegoods.
The unloading must be efficient and cost effective for all parties, yet allowing checking of quality and quantity. The best method: Allocate the receiving Bay for the goods. Choose a door that minimizes the distance the product has to travel to its storage location
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