There are two sides to warehousing and transloading. There is the development process and operations. We handle both! To summarize the warehouse development process, it involves identifying a suitable location, designing the warehouse, obtaining necessary permits and approvals, raising capital, breaking ground, closely monitoring construction progress, conducting a thorough inspection, and providing ongoing support to clients during the transition.
Warehouse and transload operations include inventory management, picking and packing, loading and unloading, cross-docking, distribution and transportation coordination, value-added services, climate control, and security measures to ensure the safety and protection of stored goods.
Once we have identified a suitable location, we will work with our team of architects and engineers to design the warehouse. Our designs prioritize functionality, efficiency, and sustainability. We also work with our clients to ensure that the warehouse meets their specific needs and requirements.
After the design is finalized, we obtain the necessary permits and approvals from the relevant authorities. This includes obtaining building permits, environmental permits, and other necessary approvals.
Next, we break ground and begin construction. Throughout the construction process, we closely monitor progress to ensure that the project stays on track and within budget. We also work closely with our contractors and subcontractors to ensure that they meet our high standards for quality.
Finally, once the construction is complete, we conduct a thorough inspection of the warehouse to ensure that it meets all building codes and safety standards. We also work with our clients to build out the TI (tenant improvement – office or any other specific needs of the tenant) and ensure a smooth transition while providing ongoing support as needed.
Warehouse & Transload Operations
Inventory management
We track and manage the inventory of goods stored in the warehouse, including the receipt, storage, and movement of goods.
Picking and packing
We handle the preparation of goods for shipment, including picking, packing, and labeling.
Loading and unloading
We handle the loading and unloading of goods from trucks, trains, or ships, as well as the transfer of goods between modes of transportation.
Cross-docking
We handle the transfer of goods between trucks or other transportation vehicles, without the need for storage.
Distribution and transportation coordination
We coordinate the distribution and transportation of goods, ensuring that we reach our final destination on time and in good condition.
Value-added services
We may offer additional services such as repackaging, kitting, labeling, and product assembly.
Climate control
We may also provide climate-controlled storage for goods that require specific temperature and humidity conditions.
Security
We have security measures in place to ensure the safety and protection of the stored goods.
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