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TM 38-400/NAVSUP PUB 572/AFMAN 23-210 MCO 4450.14/DLAM 4145.12
-- "FAILURE to CONSIDER ALL of THESE FACTORS
HANDOUT
can and has caused WASTE of SPACE, MANPOWER,
CHECK YOURSELF CAREFULLY AND SERIOUSLY ON
and VALUABLE TIME."
THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
Yes/
-- "The following are a few things on which you can
No
CHECK YOURSELVES." (HAND OUT check list, see fig
1. Is there enough light (daylight or electric) in aisles to
82.)
permit safe and efficient operations? ................  .......
-- "If YOU can sit back and answer these questions to
2. In multistory buildings, are the floors overloaded? .......
your own satisfaction, you can consider yourself a
3. Does layout permit efficient use of all available storage
SUPER WAREHOUSEMAN."
space?................................ ..............................
.......
-- "If you CAN'T-- LET'S DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT."
4. Are "rapid turnover" items easily accessible?....  .......
-- "That's all for this session. We will meet again on
5. Does aisle layout permit speedy movement? ....  .......
6. Are aisles as narrow as practicable? .................  .......
(Day)
7. Are there any inventory aisles?.........................
.......
8. Are there unnecessary lateral or fire aisles? ....  .......
(Time)
9. Can everyone find material?.............................
.......
10. Is excessive reware housing necessary? ..........  .......
(Place)
11. Is the section or floor satisfactory? ....................
.......
12. Are plans being made to improve layout? .........  .......
Note
Unless you can answer 'Yes" to Nos. 1,
3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, and 12, and "No" to the
others,  LETS  DO  SOMETHING  TO
CORRECT THE FAULTS.
Figure 7-2.
Section IV. Storage of Materials
TURNOVER
7-23. Review.
PERISHABILITY
Review of previous session(s).
CRUSHABILITY."
REVIEW PREVIOUS SESSION
-- "From this information we determine the NUMBER,
-- "In our previous session(s) we discussed HOW we
WIDTH, and LOCATION of the TRANSPORTATION
would LAY OUT our storage area and WHERE we
and FIRE AISLES."
would STORE MATERIALS under certain conditions."
-- "These AISLES DIVIDE our FLOORS into a number
-- "The SUCCESS of our PLANNING depends upon
of AREAS where we STORE the MATERIAL."
HOW WELL we are ACQUAINTED with the TOOLS
7-24. Objectives.
with which we have to work."
-- "How much we KNOW about the WARE HOUSES
a. Objectives to be achieved.
regarding:
STATE OBJECTIVES
TYPE
-- "Today, we will discuss HOW we can STACK
SIZE
MATERIAL, the DIFFERENT METHODS used, and
PLATFORMS
WHEN they are used."
DOORS
-- "BEFORE we actually 'put away' our supplies we must
COLUMNS
know the OBJECTIVES-- WHAT we are trying to
WINDOWS
achieve."
FLOOR LOADS
-- "There are FOUR MAIN OBJECTIVES in storing:"
(WRITE the following points on a blackboard:)
"How  much  we  KNOW  about  the  MATERIALS
regarding:
CONSERVE SPACE
TYPE
ASSURE SPEED OF MOVEMENT
AMOUNT
ASSURE STABILITY
SIZE
ORDERLINESS
WEIGHT
SHAPE
7-16

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