Warehousing involves storing goods in large quantities from production until use or sale. It bridges the time between production and consumption, providing time utility. Warehouses store products at different points in the supply chain, allowing firms to improve customer service. Warehouses preserve goods systematically, protect them from damage, and reduce losses from spoilage. Modern warehouses also take on risks, provide financing, process goods, and facilitate transportation in addition to basic storage functions.

1. N. KIRAN KUMAR
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2.  Warehousing means holding or preserving goods
in huge quantities from the time of their purchase
or production till their actual use or sale
 Warehousing is one of the important auxiliaries
to trade. It creates time utility by bridging the
time gap between production and consumption of
goods.

3.  Part of firms logistics system that stores products at and
between point of origin and point of consumption.
 Term “Warehousing” is referred as transportation at
zero miles per hour
 Warehousing provides time and place utility for raw
materials, industrial goods, and finished products,
allowing firms to use customer service as a dynamic
value-adding competitive tool.

4. 1. The Basic function of warehouses are preserve
goods on a large-scale in a systematic and orderly
manner.
2. They provide protection to goods against heat,
wind, storm, moisture, etc. and also cut down
losses due to spoilage, wastage etc.

5. In addition to this, warehouses now a days also
perform a variety of other functions.
 Risk bearing
 Financing
 Processing
 Grading and branding
 Transportation

7. WAREHOUSE PROCESS
Put-away
•Identify Product
•Identify Product Location
•Move Products
•Update Records
Storage
•Equipment
•Stock Location
– Popularity
– Unit Size
– Cube
Shipping Preparation
•Packing
•Labeling
•Stacking
Order Picking
•Information
•Walk & Pick
•Batch Picking
Shipping
•Schedule Carrier
•Load Vehicle
•Bill of Loading
•Record Update
RECEIVING
•Schedule Carrier
•Unload Vehicle
•Inspect for damage
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8. Use one-story
facilities
Move goods in a
straight line
Use efficient
materials-
handling
equipment
Use an effective
storage plan
Minimize aisle
space

9. Ideal Facility for Pure Supplier
Consolidation
(Full Pallet Movement)
Warehouse Space
Requirements

10.  Seasonal Production
 Seasonal Demand
 Large-scale Production
 Quick Supply
 Continuous Production
 Price Stabilization

11.  Private warehouses: Private warehouses are
owned by big business houses like producers,
wholesalers and big retailers. These big business
houses store their goods in these warehouses. These
are not given to outsiders on hire. These
warehouses are found in rural and sub-urban areas.
 Public warehouses: Public warehouses are used by
general businessmen on payment of a rent or
charges. These warehouse obtain license from the
government and follow the specific rules of the
government for its maintenance.
 Household warehouses: These warehouses
provides storage facility for household equipments
like furniture, rugs, furs and paintings. These
warehouses are found in western countries.

12.  Co-operative warehouse: These
warehouses are organized on co-operative
basis and run on joint efforts of the people.
These are made in rural areas for storage of
agricultural goods. The best example of a co-
operative warehouse is cold storage.
 Bonded warehouse: Bonded warehouses
are maintained by port trust and custom
authorities. These are meant to store
imported goods from the foreign countries.

13.  Protection and Preservation of goods
 Regular flow of goods
 Continuity in production
 Convenient location
 Easy handling
 Useful for small businessmen
 Creation of employment
 Facilitates sale of goods
 Availability of finance
 Reduces risk of loss

14.  LOGISTC PARK, Nagpur
Company-Komastu India pvt. Lmt.
 Logistic park work –
 Storage of goods
 Handling of goods
 Delivery of goods
 Area- 70,000 sq. ft.
 Total part- 2,30,000

15.  Strategic location with good road, rail and air
connectivity.
 Large amount of warehousing space at a place.
 Space for multiple clients and industries and for
future expansion.
 Utilities like weighbridge, commercial complex
and diesel generator (DG).
 Secured place with CCTV, high compound
wall, lightning arrester, boom barriers and fire
protection systems.
 Integrated park management taking care of
general maintenance, landscaping, security &
waste management.

17. 1. Emergency line number
2. Dealer s map
3. Safety calendar
4. Routine clean calendar
5. Dealer information
6. Rat baits
7. Map of warehouse
8. Fire plan

19. RAT BAITS

20. INCHARGE OF
WAREHOUSE
WAREHOUSE
TEAM
WAREHOUSE
SUPERVISOR
WAREHOUSE
ASSISTANT
ORDER
PROCESSING
TEAM
COMPUTER
OPERATOR

21.  Komastu warehouse deal with warehousing of
mining machinery parts , their spare parts
some of them name as
 Track chain
 Sleeve
 Tracking roller
 Nuts and bolts
 Boom
 Pipe
 Piston cylinder arrangement etc.

22.  30C7B4
 3O – rack number
 C7- column number
 B4- row number
 D0301010
 D03-rack number
 010-column number
 10- row number

23. Emergency
order
Branch
transfer
Stoke
Normal order

24. For preparation of
invoice
Forward to order
processing team
Forward pick list to
store
Preparation of pick list

26. All order will be feed by area executive
Invaice copy send to
 Customer / dealer
 Regional
 Office file
 Area executive
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27. Hand pellet
 no. of hand pellet – 6
 capacity -1.5 t
Fork lift
 no. of fork lift - 4
 Capecity-750kg
 It specially use for bin and withdraw the goods in
rack which is place in height.
 but its not use loading and unloading.

28. Dock level
 no. of dock level-4
 capacity- 4t
 use in adjust the warehouse surface height to
truck height for loading and unloading of
goods.

29.  Thank you