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Risk associated with warehousing

Hi everyone,
Warehouse is now no more complex business to manage. All thank so to the technology but still warehouse managers are facing challenges, so I am just curious to know about what are the various risks do you feel are associated within your warehouses and what are the steps you taking to deal with them.
  • Posted 9 Mar 2018 17:34
  • Discussion started by suman_v
  • delhi, India
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My safety project to work on this year is developing a plan to reduce slip and fall injuries. Each section of the warehouse and outside is identifying their own risks and adding training to be alert to the possible problems and focus on acting safely at all times.
  • Posted 19 Apr 2018 04:58
  • Reply by Bob48
  • South Carolina, United States
The biggest risk in warehousing is proper management. Can handle it with some good software that manages all the detail.
  • Posted 15 Mar 2018 21:22
  • Reply by buildindustries
  • California, United States

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