It’s always dangerous when forklifts and people inhabit the same work areas.
You’ve probably heard the statistics when it comes to the forklift and its safety, but one of the most disturbing is the injury rate compared to incident rate. Forklifts cause just 1% of industrial accidents, but are responsible for a staggering 10% of all injuries in the space. So what can you do to help keep people and industrial traffic separated?
Tags: warehouse safety, traffic management, plant layout
Posted in Safety & Ergonomics|
Key performance indicators – KPI’s – are frequently used in general business to evaluate the success of everything from a specific department to an entire enterprise. They focus on strengths and weaknesses. Many warehousing KPI’s tend to be focused on external performance, such as on-time shipments that directly impact customers. This is a good measure, but the need to go deeper and measure the factors that drive those success rates is critical. What are some KPI’s for warehousing operations?
Tags: KPI, benchmarking, measurements, ROI, shipping & receiving
Posted in Warehousing & Distribution|
