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Warehouse robots have become incredibly popular as automation solutions are helping businesses address challenges related to reliability, productivity, and flexibility. According to McKinsey, robotics shipments are expected to increase by up to 50% annually through 2030, with warehouse automation growing by more than 10% per year.

If you work in the manufacturing industry, you already know that accuracy and speed are two of the most important qualities for success. In an environment that continues to demand faster turnaround times that include zero mistakes, manufacturers should look for solutions that allow them to achieve these goals.

We’ve recently put together a quick 13 question “Warehouse Audit” to provide a quick way to score your operation to see how well you are doing relative to other operations like yours or in other industries with similar processes. This initial audit focuses on aspects of your Shipping and Receiving dock. Future additions will cover areas like Returns, Replenishment, Picking and more.

Warehouse management involves organizing and maintaining all the processes occurring in a warehouse so they run as efficiently as possible. According to a report by McKinsey & Company, about $385 billion is spent annually worldwide on warehousing costs. Even though some warehousing activities are automated, every warehouse is prone to challenges.

Workplace ergonomics is crucial for employee well-being and productivity. Improper posture and a poorly designed workspace can cause disruptive sprains, strains, and tears in the body. In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics cites these as some of the most common types of work-related injuries.