Over the past year, our logistics experts have contributed heavily on LogistiekProfs. We list the best-read blogs for you.
Who is liable in a forklift accident - Tom from BLOM
One of the most read articles came from Tom from BLOM. In the following article, the material handling training provider addressed questions that often come up during training: Does the insurance company reimburse the damage when an accident occurs on the premises? And can the driver pay for the financial loss in the event of an industrial accident?
Seven tips when designing your warehouse - Hans Groen
Tomorrow's supply chain will increasingly revolve around flexibility and speed, writes Hans Groen in his blog. Warehouses play a crucial role in this process. In the article, he gives seven recommendations on what to look out for when designing your warehouse.
Searching for a challenge via LinkedIn? - Rob Hermes
Recruiter Rob Hermes searches for logistics professionals via LinkedIn every day. "The thorn in every recruiter's side is the headline at Linkedin, which is not used effectively by almost all jobseekers," he wonders in the article. "Why does nobody get beyond the headline; Looking for a challenge?"
Lean and packaging: 5 eye openers
Many companies nowadays fully embrace the Lean idea. One of the basic principles of Lean, the elimination of avoidable waste from processes, is already taken for granted in many corporate cultures. Yet Mark Ruiter of FPC Beyond Packaging sees avoidable waste still being overlooked. "With each of the 5 Lean principles, optimisation opportunities are being missed by starting from the wrong starting point."
Four applications of indoor GPS in the warehouse
In our car we can no longer do without a navigation system, but inside the warehouse we have to make do without GPS. However, there are alternatives that are rapidly improving, partly due to the rapid development of robots and drones. Marcel te Lindert lists four applications of indoor GPS.
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