Efficient Docks Create Efficient Warehouse Operations

In one of the first of two episodes looking at dock management, David Dziwis, Director of Health Care Services at St. Onge Company, explains why docks are so important to efficient warehouse operations.



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It’s not an exaggeration to say that you can’t run an efficient warehouse without efficient receiving and shipping operations.

In the first of two supply chain 24/7 podcast episodes entitled “It All Starts at the Dock” David Dziwis, Director of Health Care Services at St. Onge Company, explains why efficient docks set the stage for efficient operations and how you can identify the hallmarks of good and not-so-good warehouse management dock operations.

Efficient Dock Management Sets the Stage for Good Warehouse Operations

If it takes too long to unload or load a truck you’re going to get fined by your trucking partners; inventory stuck on the receiving dock is in the facility, but not available to promise; and it doesn’t matter how fast you can fill an order if you can’t load your trucks.

Efficient dock management sets the stage for efficient operations and identifies the hallmarks of good and not-so-good warehouse management dock operations.

This is a must-listen podcast episode for anyone designing a new facility or looking to improve their dock operations.

For more information on dock operations and warehouse management be sure to visit today's podcast sponsor Rite-Hite.

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Bob Trebilcock
Bob Trebilcock is the executive editor for Modern Materials Handling and an editorial advisor to Supply Chain Management Review. He has covered materials handling, technology, logistics, and supply chain topics for nearly 30 years. He is a graduate of Bowling Green State University. He lives in Chicago and can be reached at 603-852-8976.
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David Dziwis, Director of Health Care Services at St. Onge Company, talks to Bob Trebilcock, Peerless Media, Editorial Director for Supply Chain Management Review, and Executive Editor for Modern Materials Handling, about why efficient dock management sets the stage for effective warehouse operations and how you can identify the hallmarks of good and not-so-good dock management, and explains why dock manages systems are so important to make and support efficient warehouse operations.
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David Dziwis, Director of Health Care Services at St. Onge Company, talks to Bob Trebilcock, Peerless Media, Editorial Director for Supply Chain Management Review, and Executive Editor for Modern Materials Handling, about why efficient dock management sets the stage for effective warehouse operations and how you can identify the hallmarks of good and not-so-good dock management, and explains why dock manages systems are so important to make and support efficient warehouse operations.
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