This is an example of a public warehouse:
First, spatial positioning.
No matter what type of warehouse, priority should be given to spatial positioning; How big the warehouse is, what items are expected to be put, which items are used frequently, and how to move the line more reasonably are all factors to be considered in our spatial positioning; After planning and fixing the warehouse space, it will be very convenient to manage it later ~
Second, the classification of goods.
After space positioning, it is the link of our goods storage. "The classification is well done and the storage is not troublesome." It is suggested to classify according to major categories first, so as to avoid that the classification process will be particularly painful because there are too many major categories. If time and space are limited, subdividing large categories into small categories is also a way of receiving and upgrading.
I won't say much about the specific classification standards here. After all, I don't know what kind of items you store.
Third, go back to your position.
After the space and classification are completed, it can be directly positioned and put back, which is what we call homing. But homing here does not simply refer to homing in the first sorting; Moreover, what warehouse managers and users need to do is "where to take it, where to put it", which is a "once and for all" thing, and it doesn't take much time to maintain it;
Fourth, system management.
There are a lot of goods in general warehouses. The reason why bosses consider storage is that besides being neat, convenient and quick to find and improving efficiency, they also want to do systematic storage management of goods. This can also be achieved statistically during the reorganization process.
Electronic management of goods types, quantity, import and export, for subsequent data analysis, replenishment and other reference ~
Warehouse layout of basketball club
The same is true of the storage room in the family:
For your reference ~ If you are not clear, you can ask questions with pictures alone ~