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Materials Handling and Storage
Materials Handling and Storage
Materials Handling and Storage
& storage
Presenter: John Phillip B. Cerera BSME
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Definition of material
handling
Contents
3 the material
handling system
4 Safety tips
materials
of handling
MATERIAL HANDLING
1. Orientation Principle
This principle looks at the existing system. It is any gap in the process that needs to be filled or how the existing methods can be incorporated into the new
system.
2. Planning
The planning principle considers the handling and storage requirements, contingencies that may arise, and any available alternatives before settling on a particular
system for material handling.
3. Systems Principle
This principle blends cost-effective material storage options available with the integrated handling design. All shipping, transport, receiving, packing, and storage
procedures should have a planned, systematic flow.
4. Unit Load
It includes product handling in the biggest possible unit loads. You want to use standardized pallets and containers that can handle huge loads to reduce the cost
per unit.
5. Space Utilization
The utilization principle ensures the maximization of any available space. The space between the equipment and the work area should be close. Any inventory
stored in a temporary storage area should not be allowed to stay for long before being used up. Moreover, you should put in place an economic order quantities
concept
6. Standardization
Standardize any handling procedures for best equipment results.
7. Ergonomic principle
In every setup, there are always constraints when it comes to human abilities. The ergonomic principle seeks to fill that gap.
8. Simplification
MATERIAL HANDLING SYSTEM