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Examine the day-to-day storeroom policies, procedures and practices. |
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Evaluate the existing parts storage area(s) for design, layout, setup and physical condition. |
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Submit CAD drawings if new design, redesign or storeroom relocation is required. |
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Evaluate storeroom(s) for operational efficiency, space utilization and cost control. |
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Interview key people to determine short term and long range goals. |
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Examine and evaluate the condition and efficiency of part storage fixtures. |
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Analyze of the effectiveness of current part storage space. |
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Examine the methods of part storage and current part storage density. |
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Evaluate the part ordering, receiving, storage, issue, return-to-stock and out-for-repair procedures. |
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Examine the part and location numbering methods and provide recommendations on simplifying both. |
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Evaluate part descriptions with recommendations on simplifying and standardizing them. |
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Inspect, evaluate and analyze the number, function, location and use of satellite storage areas. Recommendations are made on the options surrounding their use. |
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Provide recommendations on storeroom personnel requirements. |
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Outline the scope and benefit of IMS’s services. |
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Submit a proposal outlining the time, events and costs needed for a turnkey implementation and setup, which includes training. |
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The time required for the evaluation is based on: |
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The size and number of facility buildings involved with parts storage. |
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The size, number, layout and condition of the storeroom(s) and its satellites. |
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The number of SKU’s, parts, tools and tooling in-house. |
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The number of storeroom and maintenance personnel. |