Logistics Survey

When we do a logistics survey, there are a number of pertinent items we need to cover. Some of these are required by law, others are there to help us offer the best service and the safest transit for whatever we are shipping.

Our method statement covers: The number of persons required, and the skillsets needed to adequately and safely complete the job. It also cover factors such as: Site Access, Vehicle required, Hours of access, Permits and Permissions, Road types and if photographs are required.

Part two of the survey cover the technical details of the job. Tools required, Generla Tackle, Lifting Tackle, Specialised Equipment Requirements and Personnel Protection needs.

The most important part of the survey is the actual Logistics Survey Method Statement. This part covers the Time of Arrival and Positioning of Trucks, Site Preparation, Crane Arrival, Fork Lift Arrival, Sacffolding and the exact details of the Lift and Siting of Equipment.

One of our specialist services is logistics consulting and as such, we seek to develop and provide cost-effective solutions for supply chain, warehouse, material handling, and distribution issues.

Our logistics consulting process is simple: We analyze information to identify and solve any logistics and supply chain operational problems for our clients. Through strategic planning, information technology advances, and re-engineering processes, we seek to improve our clients' supply chain performance. We advise on productivity, materials management, transportation of goods, packaging, order processing, manufacturing procedures, and quality control.

We are completely at home in physical distribution, warehouse, and material handling environments where we specialise in securing suppliers from the early stages of production through the final stages of delivery. Overall, through professional logistics consulting practices we help manufacturing companies increase productivity, reduce excess costs, update technology systems, and provide better customer service.