Choose what belongs on the vehicle
- 01Start with frequently used, low-risk items that prevent return trips.
- 02Separate standard stock from job-specific material.
- 03Consider shelf life, temperature, security, and vehicle weight.
- 04Assign a consistent bin or location for each item.
Set minimum and target levels
- 01Minimum quantity should trigger replenishment.
- 02Target quantity should cover expected demand until the next restock.
- 03Review usage by trade, vehicle, technician, and season.
- 04Remove obsolete, damaged, or unidentifiable material.
Create a replenishment rhythm
- 01Choose who counts stock and who approves replenishment.
- 02Record transfers between warehouse and vehicle.
- 03Compare material used on jobs with inventory movement.
- 04Investigate recurring emergency purchases and stockouts.
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