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STORES MANAGEMENT THE LATEST PRACTICES & THE EMERGING TRENDS Sep 2010 1 Stores Management

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STORES MANAGEMENT

THE LATEST PRACTICES &

THE EMERGING TRENDS

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WHAT IS A STORE?

Stores, Storehouse, or warehouse – All of them refer to a building or room or place where materials are kept.

The true function of a store is not to store a product, but to facilitate the availability of the material as and when required.

Depending on the organization, it will have different stores like Raw Material Stores, Processed or Semi-Finished Materials Stores, Finished Goods Stores, Yard Stores and so on.

In case of Food and pharmaceutical industries it can be Cold or Dehumidified.

In case of companies who are importing the goods, they can choose to have Private or Public bonded warehouse.

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BROAD CLASSIFICATION OF STORES

1. Functional – Chemicals, Tools, Raw Materials, etc

2. Physical – Depending on size and location like Central Stores, Sub Stores, Transit Stores, Site Stores, etc

CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONAL STORES:

3. Raw Material Store

4. Production Store

5. General Store

6. Tools Store

7. Salvage Store

8. Packing Store

9. Spare Parts Store

10. Receipt Store

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9. Quarantine Store

10. Finished Goods Store

11. Work-in-progress Store

12. Stationary Store

13. Bonded Store

14. Refrigerated Store

15. Chilled Space Store

16. Freeze Space Store

17. Flammable Materials Store

18. Dehumidified Store

19. Transit Sheds

20. Dry Tanks

21. Shed Storage

22. Open Yard

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CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONAL STORES ….contd

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• Central Store

• Departmental Store

• Group Store

• Site Store

• Transit Store

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CLASSIFICATION BASED ON PHYSICAL NATURE

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TYPES OF STORES

CLOSED TYPE

OPEN TYPE

RANDOM ACCESS STORES

ASRS

CONTRACTOR OPERATED STORES (C&F or 3PL)

CUSTOMS BONDED WAREHOUSE

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WHAT IS STORES MANAGEMENT?Stores Management is an integral part of the overall function of Materials Management.

The task of Stores Management relates to

safe custody and preservation of the materials stocked,

to their receipts,

issue and accounting.

Objective is to efficiently and economically provide the right materials at the time when it is required and in the condition in which it is required.

The company doesn’t make money by storing a product, unless of course, the price of the product escalates with passage of time, such as with wine and antiques. Hence, maximum we store, maximum we loose.

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Standardization of stock items by unified coding for easy identification of materials, components and parts, efficient assessment of the stock needs and better utilization of the available stock.

Custody and issue of stores to the consuming departments based on the requisitions placed by the indenters.

Classification of items based on their value, usage and source.

Adopting scientific methods of storage, to minimize losses due to deterioration, obsolescence, breakage, leakage, thefts etc.

Proper recording of transactions and periodical review of balances under different suspense heads for keeping up to date stores accounts.

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The main objectives and functions of Stores Management:

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WHAT ACTIVITIES ARE CARRIED IN STORES

Identification of all Materials stored

Receipt and inspection

Storage and preservation

Issue and dispatches (Material Handling)

Records and recording system

Materials Accounting

Approaches to Provision of Materials

Stock Control Techniques (Inventory Management)

Stock Checking and Stock Taking Methods

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WHAT ACTIVITIES ARE CARRIED IN STORES

Classification of items stores (A,B,C Analysis)

Scrap Accounting and disposal

Stores Safety and Security

Storage Equipment and Materials Handling

Procedure Manuals

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LATEST PRACTICES IN STORES MANAGEMENT

• Bar Codes used for identification and for accounting

• Standardization of items stored (Variety reduction & Fewest Locations)

• Automated Material Handling System

• Automated storage equipments

• Use of vertical space

• ERP / SAP etc., aimed at accuracy of stocks held

• Paperless Stores Management

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INVENTORY TAKING METHODS

PERPETUAL INVENTORY

PERIODIC STOCK TAKING

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PERPETUAL INVENTORY PRINCIPAL OBJECTIVES

1. Carrying out continuous verification of stocks and related items at Company and Outside Locations, with a view to detecting and reporting any quantity variations.

2. Reviewing factors responsible for stock discrepancies and ensure controls for custody and handling of stocks including -

(a) Godown physical handling,

(b) Security arrangements,

(c) Receipts

(d) Storage

(e) Dispatch Procedures

(f ) Stock Record Maintenance at Divisions/Godowns,

3. Recommending appropriate procedural administrative improvements

4. Following up from time to time and ascertaining whether necessary corrective actions arising out of perpetual inventory findings have been taken by Divisions/Admn.

5. Exercising checks on those responsible for custody and handling of stocks.

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THE EMERGING TECHNIQUES

• With the concept of JIT – Stores operations can be eliminated/ reduced

• Outsourcing of warehousing (Generally finished goods or spare parts meant for sale) activities

• Customized warehouses (For value additions like customized packaging, addition / removal of specific components to meet the minor product variation required by customers

• High tech movement tracking system

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VERTICAL STORAGE SYSTEM

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USE OF MAZANINE

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BINS & CONTAINERS

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RACKS

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Gravity Wheel Conveyor

                              

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Back Saver Lifts Space Saver Lifts Pallet Level Loader                               

Elevating Helper

LIFTING EQUIPMENTS

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21Hoist

Lift Trucks Reach Trucks Side Lifting TrucksElectric Powered Rider Straddled

Trucks

Over Picker Trucks

                                                                        

Walk Rider Pallet Trucks

                                                     

Gantry cranes

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Mini Automated Storage Retrieval System (ASR)

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