Warehouse Engineering Project Implementation

Warehouse Engineering assumes responsibility for the total installation and checkout of your entire system. We maintain a trained and experienced installation team whose sole responsibility is the proper installation of your system no matter what the scope, size or location. Our seasoned installation team has excelled in continually implementing quality systems that:

• work as designed
• are completed on time
• are on budget

In order to perform the implementation of your system and provide operations and maintenance training for your team, Warehouse Engineering will perform the following activities:

• Inspect your installation site evaluating such conditions as overhead clearance, building column locations, floor conditions and location of existing services (air, power).
• Develop a mutually agreeable plan for staging, temporary storage and movement of material during the installation. A schedule of activities will be prepared and documented by the Warehouse Engineering Project Manager.
• Provide a trash dumpster for the daily disposal and removal of any trash generated by the installation work. The work area will be maintained to allow for a hazard free and clear work area.
• Erect the entire system including adjustment and test of all functions.
• Drawings will be updated on the completion of installation to reflect as-built changes.
• Conduct system operations training classes for your team that includes daily startup procedures, safety checks and correct operations of system equipment.
• Conduct system maintenance training classes for your team that include routine operational system testing, identification of system wear components, mechanical system maintenance, electrical system maintenance, control system maintenance and general system troubleshooting procedures.
• If your desire is to outsource the ongoing maintenance of your system, we will provide a customized maintenance program designed to reduce the cost of ownership of your system equipment and also provide for safe and reliable systems operations.

The following partial listing defines some the breath of our experience in the sucessfull implementation of integrated material handling systems for our customers.

• Material Handling Equipment
• Carton Flow Equipment
  • Guides
  • Roller Tracks
  • WheelTracks
• Case Sealing Equipment
• Case Erecting Equipment
• Conveyor Equipment
  • Non-Powered Expandable Roller
  • Non-Powered Expandable Skatewheel
  • Non-Powered Roller
  • Non-Powered Skatewheel
  • Powered Belt
  • Powered Line Shaft
  • Powered Roller
  • Powered Roller - Minimum Pressure
  • Powered Roller - Zero Pressure
  • Powered Sortation - Narrow Belt
  • Powered Sortation - Sliding Shoe
  • Powered Sortation - Urethane Belt
  • Powered Sortation - Wheel Diverter
• Guided Vehicle Equipment
• Labeling Equipment
• Pallet Flow Equipment
• Palletizing Equipment
• Manipulator Equipment
• Multi-Level Pick Module Equipment
• Mezzanine Equipment
  • Catwalk
  • Free Standing
  • Full Mat
• Removal, Relocation & Upgrades of Existing Equipment
• Shelving Equipment
  • Bolted Shelving
  • Clip Shelving
  • Rivit Shelving
  • Wide Span Shelving
  • Wire Shelving
• Storage Rack Equipment
  • Cantilever
  • Double Deep
  • Drive In
  • Drive Thru
  • Mobile
  • Pallet Flow
  • Push Back
  • Single Deep
• Storage & Retrieval Equipment
  • Automated Picking Machine
  • Automatice Storage and Retrieval Machine
  • Batch Pick Cart
  • Horizontal Carousel
  • Vertical Carousel
  • Vertical Lift Module
• Surplus Equipment
• Vertical Lift Equipment
• Weight-In-Motion Equipment
• Workstation Equipment

Material Handling Systems

• Conveyor Control Systems
• Light Directed Pick & Put Systems
• Materials Management Systems
• Profiling & Slotting Systems
• Radio Frequency Directed Pick & Put Systems
• Radio Frequency Identification Systems
• Sortation Control Systems
• Voice Directed Pick & Put Systems
• Warehouse Management Systems