- Warehouse Racking Label 1.1 - Location - Ailse:Bay - Level:Bin 1.2 - Product - No Product barcodes on racking 1.3 - Product to Location semi-fixed. Changes only made by recognised authority level
- Warehouse Layout - Product Storage 2.1 - How incoming Products are allocated to a Warehouse Location? 2.2 - Lower 3 Levels generally reserved for picking 2.3 - Higher Levels hold bulk / unpacked Items 2.4 - Large Items at one end, ie Ailse 25 2.5 - Small Items at other end, ie Ailse 2 2.6 - Commonly sold Items a front of Aisle (Close to despatch area) 2.7 - Infrequently sold Items a far end of Aisle (futher distance from despatch area)
- Picking 3.1 - Pick from Picking Slip, or; 3.2 - Pick from Invoice 3.3 - Picking advice displays: Item, Product, Warehouse Location, m3 - to be picked. 3.4 - Generally - Large Items first onto pallet / into box. Picking advice orders picking by m3. 3.5 - Each Item, or box containing multiple Items is scanned at picking - scan 1x16 Items or 4x Box of 4 3.6 - Dangerous Goods - Relevant MSDS colour sheet Red, Yellow, etc - collected and included (Y/N?)
- Scanning Device 4.1 - Zebra MC33, or; 4.2 - Android Tablet with sim card, and bluetooth scanner
- Despatch Layout 5.1 - Boxes 5.2 - Mixed pallets (Mixed of Customers) 5.3 - Pallets (Pallets for single Customer) 5.4 - Orders for specific customers, ie Bunnings
- Items on Hold 6.1 - Items on Hold 6.2 - Holding Area
- Electronic Data Exchange (EDI) 7.1 - Electronic Data Exchange (EDI)
- Shipping and Internal Transfers 8.1 - Shipping from lowest freight / available stock locations 8.2 - Internal Transfers
- Required Warehouse Reports 11.1 - Stock On Hand Report - Available Stock for Sale / not allocated to a customer 11.2 - Stock Location Report - Variations (what is in stock vs phyical count) 11.3 - Replenish Stock Yes/No - Minimum / Low Stock Level has been reached 11.4 - Stock on Hold for Customer Report 11.5 - Dangerous Goods count and location 11.6 - Employee - Picking Slips completed, Total Products picked, value, time taken, etc.
Page 1 Warehouse Racking Label
Warehouse Racking Label
- Warehouse Racking Label 2.1 - Warehouse Location - Ailse:Bay - Level:Bin 2.2 - Product - No Product barcodes on racking 2.3 - Product to Location semi-fixed. Changes only made by recognised authority level
Ailse - Passage between two racks. Bay - Column of a rack. Odd numbers on left (1,3,5,7, ect). Even numbers on right (2,4,6,8,ect). Level - Levels within racking A -> Z. Bin - A Bin is a pallet position within a Ailse, Bay, Level. A pallet position may contain a number of small Bins.
Ailse (number 01-99) : Bay (number 01-99) - Level (alpha A -> Z) : Bin (number 01-99)
Ailse 2
Ailse 25
Vertical Racking Labels for higher locations.
This example begins at F. Levels A -> E condensed for small Items.
This example 4 full size Levels above A. They are B, C, D, E.
Page 2 Warehouse Layout - Product Storage
Warehouse Layout - Product Storage
- Warehouse Layout - Product Storage 3.1 - How incoming Products are allocated to a Warehouse Location? 3.2 - Lower 3 Levels generally reserved for picking 3.3 - Higher Levels hold bulk / unpacked Items 3.4 - Large Items at one end, ie Ailse 25 3.5 - Small Items at other end, ie Ailse 2 3.6 - Commonly sold Items a front of Aisle (Close to despatch area) 3.7 - Infrequently sold Items a far end of Aisle (futher distance from despatch area)
Page 3 Picking
Picking
- Picking 4.1 - Pick from Picking Slip, or; 4.2 - Pick from Invoice 4.3 - Picking advice displays: Item, Product, Warehouse Location, m3 - to be picked. 4.4 - Generally - Large Items first onto pallet / into box. Picking advice orders picking by m3. 4.5 - Each Item, or box containing multiple Items is scanned at picking - scan 1x16 Items or 4x Box of 4. 4.6 - Dangerous Goods - Relevant MSDS colour sheet Red, Yellow, etc - collected and included (Y/N?)
Page 4 Scanning Device
Scanning Device
- Scanning Device 5.1 - Zebra MC33, or; 5.2 - Android Tablet with sim card, and bluetooth scanner
Page 5 Despatch Layout
Despatch Layout
- Despatch Layout 6.1 - Boxes 6.2 - Mixed pallets (Mixed of Customers) 6.3 - Pallets (Pallets for single Customer) 6.4 - Orders for specific customers, ie Bunnings
Page 6 Items on Hold
Items on Hold
- Items on Hold 7.1 - Items on Hold 7.2 - Holding Area
Page 7 Electronic Data Exchange (EDI)
Electronic Data Exchange (EDI)
- Electronic Data Exchange (EDI) 8.1 - Electronic Data Exchange (EDI)
Page 8 Shipping and Internal Transfers
Shipping and Internal Transfers
- Shipping and Internal Transfers 9.1 - Shipping from lowest freight / available stock locations 9.2 - Internal Transfers
- Relevant Barcodes, Labels, and Printing 11.1 - 3 of 9 - 11.2 - EAN 13 11.3 - GTIN 11.4 - 2D Barcodes 11.5 - SSCC SSCC - 18-digit number used to identify logistics units. In order to automate the reading process, the SSCC is often encoded in a barcode, generally GS1-128, and can also be encoded in an RFID tag.
- Required Warehouse Reports 12.1 - Stock On Hand Report - Available Stock for Sale / not allocated to a customer 12.2 - Stock Location Report - Variations (what is in stock vs phyical count) 12.3 - Replenish Stock Yes/No - Minimum / Low Stock Level has been reached 12.4 - Stock on Hold for Customer Report 12.5 - Dangerous Goods count and location 12.6 - Employee - Picking Slips completed, Total Products picked, value, time taken, etc.
