Organizing a Parts Warehouse

Santiago Alcantar, parts manager at the Bakersfield, Calif., location of Kern Machinery, shares some insights on how and why they chose to redesign the layout of their parts warehouse.
This interview is part of the Dealership Minds Video Series brought to you by Charter Software.
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[@shahzain4456]

Yes

[@Stoparts]

Bravo colleagues

[@kiserhossain5386]

I will organize all parts as per japanice syste from a to z,

[@scientist100]

We used to use A100 - Z500, Each letter indicating a row and each first number indicating a level. Of course, each unique number after the first number would be a specific slot/pallet location.

[@kap1526]

Yes A to Z, but also organize parts and material related to each other . If you know you have parts that are combos, always want them to be next to each other.

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