Ajinkya - Warehousing

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Warehouse

Management

Submitted to

Prof. Sham Chaugule

By

Ajinkya J Bhavsar

Roll No. 06


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Introduction

A warehouse is typically viewed as aplace to store inventory

However, in many logistical systemdesigns, the role of the warehouse ismore properly viewed as a switchingfacility as contrasted to a storage

facility

Storage management is meant forminimizing deterioration and spoilage.

It is a common practice particularly


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Receiving of materials

Receiving is essentially a clericaloperation. Because man clericalactivities areregarded as Routine, however, the

importance of the receiving functionoften isunderrated

Most problems or error in a purchasingtransaction should come to lightduring receiving operation. If the

problem is not detected and corrected


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Receiving Procedure

Unloading and checking the shipment.

Unpacking and inspecting the material.

Completion of the receiving report.

Deliver of the material.


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Different Types ofStorage Systems

A. Closed System. In this system all

materials are

stored in a closedor controlled area

. Wheneverpossible, thegeneral practice is

to maintain


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B. Open System

Storage facilities arecompletely open, and anyworker has access to anstorage facility

In plant using this system,no storerooms as suchexists; each material is

stored as close to its pointof use as is physicallypossible

Materials are stored in bins,

on shelves, in racks, on


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C. Random-AccessStorage System

It is a unique type ofclosed stores systems,used by a relativelysmall no. of large firms

In this system nomaterial has a fixedstorage location. Whenan item enters the

storeroom, it is stored inthe first available bin or


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Assortment

An assortment warehouse stocks product

combinations in anticipation of customer orders The assortments may represent multiple products

from different manufacturers or special assortmentsas specified by customers

Production Support

Production support warehousing provides a steady

supply of components and materials to assemblyplants

Safety stocks on items purchased from outsidevendors may be justified because of long lead times

or significant variations in usage


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