Logistics Warehouse

At truck berths, where cargo is loaded and unloaded, many vehicles and people enter and exit the spacious facility. Along with monitoring operations throughout the facility, loading operations on individual trucks must also be monitored.

In the warehouse area, there are many things to check, such as whether goods are being loaded and unloaded safely and whether employees are moving in efficient lines of flow.

Building entrances and exits are places where many people, not just employees and staff,  pass through for various purposes.

Strict rules are in place for large cargo elevators to ensure the safety of the load and workers. Lack of safety measures increases the possibility for personal injury and property damage, and endangers the work environment.

At vehicle entrances and exits, vehicles entering from the outside must be identified and recorded, suspicious vehicles must be excluded, and safety checks must be made.

Monitoring multiple sites individually at a distance is difficult to keep a close eye on, and is not only unsafe, but also very costly.

Smooth communication between the office and on-site staff is essential for running an efficient logistics business.

The changing rooms must be protected from loss of personal belongings, theft, pranks, and break-ins to plant spy cameras. Since it is not possible to install surveillance cameras in the changing rooms, the entrances and exits must be strictly checked.

On the premises of a distribution warehouse, small carts are used to carry small amounts of cargo. However, moving around the large premises takes time and effort.