Order picking is a necessary part of any warehouse, fulfillment center, or distribution center and can be far more complicated than most people expect. While it sounds simple in premise—find the items, get them in the order, out it goes—there’s a lot that can go into it in order to ensure the picks are as Read the full article…

The constant rush, confusion, and influx of orders into a warehouse can sometimes make it feel more like a fast food job than warehousing work. And while your employees are surely expecting some chaos and confusion, if they wanted to work at McDonald’s they could…well, just work at McDonald’s. Constant rushing, headaches, and poor planning Read the full article…

Whether you send products to retail outlets, deal in B2B, or sell directly to consumers, managing orders is one of the most important things a warehouse can do. By preventing errors in orders and getting products to your customers on time, you can maintain a good standing with your clients and prevent inventory issues down Read the full article…

The term “organization” means a lot of different things in business these days. From charts to management positions, if most people in business hear the term “organization” they typically assume it has something to do with employees and managers. But here at Shelving, Inc, we like to specialize in a different kind of organization—organizing your Read the full article…

The word “audit” might make a lot of people nervous, but they can be very handy for warehouses when done properly. Much like any business, warehouses should be audited at regular intervals to maintain operational efficiency, identify areas of improvement, and look for opportunities to make things run even better. But don’t worry, it isn’t Read the full article…

It’s that time of year again—now that the weather is nice, everyone is starting to make big screen cleaning plans for their home, seeing just how much they can get done. And while we absolutely support any kind of home organization plan, we do think it’s worth spending some time getting your warehouse cleaned up Read the full article…

No matter what products you deal in or what kind of work you do in your warehouse, the odds are pretty good you’ll have some gas canisters around. Whether it’s fuel for your forklifts, welding supplies, or simply industrial chemicals that haven’t made their way to your clients yet, gas canister storage is a crucial Read the full article…

Spring is the perfect time to reorganize and rethink the way your company stores inventory. With so much happening in a warehouse, it can be difficult to find time to plan a storage strategy that works for your business. However, making a few inexpensive changes can pay dividends for any company that wants to make Read the full article…

Whether for workers or inventory, falling items are one of the most common (and greatest) safety risks in a warehouse. There’s many opportunities for accidents, between the amount of products stored above worker’s heads on pallet racks and wire shelving, and the completely human (but still unfortunate) tendency not to practice safe reaching procedures when Read the full article…

Warehouse safety can take many forms, from proper training to providing the equipment your workers need to get the job done quickly and effectively. What a lot of warehouse managers don’t consider, however, is the idea of letting the warehouse itself provide for additional safety. By modifying your warehouse with the proper safety equipment, you Read the full article…

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