3C Concept of Warehouse Management

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3Cs Concept in Warehouse

 

Effective warehouse management includes the effective inventory management. If managed poorly it can create a lot of issues for managers and thus resulting in a delayed product delivery and decreased efficiency of overall system. Large inventories are not easy to manage but different techniques are used to control and manage the warehouse like 5S, 3Cs etc. By implementing this technique, inventory management can be done in an effective manner.

 

What are these 3Cs in warehouse management?

These 3Cs stands for

1.     Count Free

There are plenty of items coming in a large warehouse on daily basis. As a manager you don’t want to count every item but develop such system where inventory can be counted in a time saving manner.

2.     Contact Free

Some of the items in inventory could be susceptible to break in a contact with each other while unloading or storing in a warehouse. Contact free system allows managers to store items in more time and cost saving manner.

3.     Contamination Free

In some industries which are dealing with chemicals, contamination becomes an issue. Or some medicine storage warehouse could also use this technique. Some pharmaceutical companies may use this technique to store their product.

 

Examples:

1.     1. Coca cola glass bottles are placed in a container which has specific number of space available which makes the counting easy. Moreover, it has space between nearby items which makes it easy to avoid contact and damage.
2.     Eggs are put into a plastic or cardboard baskets/container to avoid contact during their storage and transportation.


Count Free and Contact Free




Count Free, Contact Free, Contamination Free
                                                                                                                      
















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