Professional Documents
Culture Documents
By ALOK KUMAR
HPGD/JA18/1484
UNDERTAKING BY STUDENT
• What is logistics
It is the process of planning & implementing
cost –effective flow of goods from the point of
origin to the point of consumption.
• What is supply chain
Logistic involve …. Managing the flow of items,
information, cash and ideas through the
coordination of supply chain process.
WE TUBE -3
Warehousing and Warehouse Management
System
BY Prof. Avinash Potdar
Warehouse
Why Warehouse
• Supply/Demand gaps
• Lead Times
• Process requirement
• Transport infrastructure
• Nature of Trade
• Customer service
Warehouse infrastructure are extremely long lived, specific,
risk intensive, and is planned to improve the efficiency of
the operations.
Therefore it needs solutions that are extremely reliable and
trustworthy
• Specific Situations
• Experience
• Specific Actions
• Outcomes
We Tube-5
Implementation of 5S
BY Prof. Yogesh Mhatre
5S
Word class manufacturing system developed by Japanese
House keeping system
Waste reduction
Create better working environment & high quality process
5s includes five terms that all start with the letter “s”.
• Sort out
• Systemize
• Shining
• Standardize
• Sustain
Methodology of 5S
• The 5S methodology Originated in Japan
• First Implemented by the Toyota Motor Corporation
• Developed as a way to make just in time (JIT)
manufacturing
• The 5s methodology is a systematic approach to
workplace organization
• The step of 5s involve going through items in a
workspace, removing what’s unnecessary, Organizing
items, cleaning, performing maintenance, and
marketing sure these things become habit.
IMPLEMENTATIONS OF 5S
• Training managing staffs
• Effective starting of 5s patrol
• Turn 5s into daily task
Advantages of 5S
• Neat and clean workplaces
• Smooth working
• No obstruction
• Safety increase
• Productivity improve
• Quality improve
• Wastage decrease
• Machine maintenance
• Employees motivated
• Visual control systems
WE LOUNGE
• Work with carriers that use technology: GPS and other tracking
devices allow trucks to be monitored in real time, so carriers
can quickly respond to any deviances from the planned route.
• Put together a security plan: In high crime areas, for instance,
you might identify alternate routes or transportation modes.
• Remember physical security: Implement access control
solutions, security camera systems, motion sensors, fences,
and other tools at your warehouses and distribution facilities.
Let would-be thieves know they won't have an easy time.
• Package cargo to deter potential thieves: For instance, place
small, easily stolen products in larger containers; perhaps put
containers inside containers. "If criminals want to get into the
freight.