Facility Plan Layout:
25% of the square footage belongs to office area (including: receptionists, meeting rooms, customer service department, accounting department, IT server room, stationary area with locker and printers, CEO office include personal washroom, Financial Manager office, and men/women washroom
50% of the square footage belongs to storage area with racking system and staging or sorting area
25% of the footage belongs to the following department: receiving, warehousing, technical, pick, return, technician, packing, shipping, and 2 washrooms
Office Layout:
Receptionist, sitting area, and hanging closet for jackets
Customer Service Department
Accounting Department
Printers area and locker room for stationaries
Meeting Rooms (at least 2)
CEO office with washroom
Men and Ladies Washroom
IT Room
First Aid Station Area
Warehouse Layout:
Receiving department
Warehousing department:
Warehouse manager office
Lunchroom with vendor machine
Men and Ladies washroom
Pick department:
Printer area
Shelving system
Sorting area
Computer system
Sorting area
Returned Department
Storage Area
Racking System
Technical Department
Testing and fixing area
Order Check for accuracy
Quality Control area
Shelving area
Packing Department:
Palletize
Staging Area
Shrink Wrap and Custom Packaging
Custom Packaging
Printers area
Computers Station
Shipping Department:
Computers Station
Here is the exact dimension of our Facility:
Warehouse Area in total: | |||
Area one | 7260 | Square Feet | |
Area two | 1690 | Square Feet | |
Racking Area | 32448 | Square Feet | |
Area three | 6760 | Square Feet | |
TOTAL for Warehouse | 48158 | Square Feet | |
Office area | |||
Width | 35 | 6300 | Square Feet |
Length | 180 | ||
Facility Building | 54,458 | Square Feet |
Title:
Logistics And Supply Chain Management System
Length:
1 pages
(275 Words)
Style:
APA
Preview
Logistics Management Software is very important for any warehouse in order to track the stock that comes in for accountability as well as profit maximization. Accordingly, the software enables a warehouse automate its procedures as well as set up concrete operational procedures. This software smoothly integrates with the distribution center and ERP (Chow et al, 2006). Furthermore it ensures order fulfillment that enables the warehouse staff move products faster and reduces the labor costs as the products are not carried around manually.
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