Central Warehouse Sample Clauses

Central Warehouse. The LLC has four functions which are of interest in this project. Firstly, the storage of spare parts, secondly, the supply of spare parts to the SBs and OBs. Thirdly, making forecasts of the demand and calculating the minimum inventory level of RFU-parts which has to be available at the warehouse. Lastly, they are responsible for determining the turn-around stock. Not all tasks are of equal importance in this project. Therefore in four subsections the most important aspects or tasks of the central warehouse are featured.
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Central Warehouse before and after The approach for implementation of 5S is performed according to the specificity of the department. Thus, instead of following strictly implementation guidelines on 5S, freedom to take decisions in the processes has been given to the employees with the goal to fully involve them and to stimulate their creativity, as well to help establish the new way of thinking towards the processes. Even though application of the 5S tool is necessary for all the three warehouse departments, it is the outfitting department where most effort needs to be concentrated. As already mentioned, that is where the greatest discrepancies arise. This is due to lack of item numbers of the incoming components, which complicates the warehouse processes and creates condition of chaotic and inconsistent practices for storage and location. Accordingly, the warehouse employees seek to compensate the lack of item numbers and the lack of relevant information from the software, by organizing the storage according to projects. Project-dedicated zones are created for the storage of components, thus during sorting, the components which will not be discarded are redirected to the dedicated project zones.

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