Warehousing

Our warehouses use specific elements to help manufacturers, distributors, and retailers monitor inventory and store it safely. Our warehouse’s basic elements includes:

• Shelving and rack systems that offer maximum storage capacity and easy product access.
• A climate control system for the product being stored. This is particularly important for frozen products or those requiring refrigeration, including certain pharmaceutical or laboratory products, and others that degrade if exposed to too much heat.
• Inventory control software that tells the product owner – who isn’t necessarily the building owner – where all individual units are in the system at all times.
• Equipment that can move products from point A to point B – forklifts, pallet jacks, bins that hold products for orders, and conveyor belts, for example.
• Shipping supplies for order fulfillment.
• People who load products into a warehouse and others (“pickers”) who fill orders in a true distribution center, plus those who manage the facility and operation.
• Security to protect stored products.
• Access to cost-effective transportation to bring products in or move them out as orders are fulfilled. That often means easy access to interstates, rail lines, or airports.

1850ton steel plate from Singapore Jurong Port to consignee warehouse!