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Archive for the ‘Engineering Studies’ Category

Warehouse Safety Profile: Southern Wine and Spirits

Written By: Associate Authors

Tuesday, June 28th, 2011

Stop Sign Small - Warehouse SafetyRecently our team visited the Southern Wine and Spirits distribution center near Indianapolis, Ind, to see how they handle safety in their facility. As you can imagine, with the fragile nature of their products, accidents generally lead to product destruction. Combine that with the fact that many of their products cost much more per gallon then the $4.50 gasoline you’re currently putting in your car, and you can easily see why safety is critical here. Every bottle broken or box dropped directly eats away at their bottom line.

The following is list of just some of the safety solutions Southern Wine and Spirits uses to protect their workers and products…

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Engineering Consulting Studies: A Road Map to Success

Written By: Associate Authors

Wednesday, May 25th, 2011

Engineering Consulting Studies: A Road Map to SuccessAthletes train tirelessly to master their chosen skill. Countless hours are dedicated to perfect each movement, lower reaction time, and increase strength. The same can be said for professionals and laborers alike. Each group either does or can benefit from dedicated, focused instruction. Whether it is a coach, a professor, or a mentor, these individuals provide guidance to ensure correct implementation of vital tasks.

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Getting Naked: Benefits of Single Sourcing Your Manufacturing Automation Partner

Written By: Associate Authors

Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011

Censored Content StampWith the summer project season just around the corner many industrial manufacturing companies are shoring up plans for their big projects. I recently had the pleasure to walk a manufacturing plant from front to back and back to front again in search of automated material handling opportunities. It certainly was a shocking experience because in this case, the client went naked!

While this client was the expert on their systems and operations, a trained eye in material handling– especially robotic –was a welcome investment of their time.

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From Military Satellites to Material Handling, Engineering Processes are Key

Written By: Guillermo Albaladejo

Friday, February 25th, 2011

Aerospace Industry versus Material Handling IndustryIn the past several months, I have been making the (more or less) smooth transition between my previous career as an engineering manager in the aerospace sector and my new role in the material handling industry with Bastian. While originally it was somewhat scary to move from one industry to another, I was pleased to discover the many connections between my previous career and my new one.

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Top 3 Reasons to Consider Material Handling System Simulation

Written By: Peter Zurowski

Wednesday, December 29th, 2010

Material Handling and Industrial SimulationWhen most people hear the word “simulation,” they often envision a flight simulator (circa 1986 Top Gun), a race car game, or possibly even this theory that suggests we actually live inside of a massive computer model–wow!

Nonetheless, individuals don’t often realize the benefits and applications of simulation in the material handling world. To showcase the usefulness and advantages of material handling simulations I’ve included the top 3 reasons one should consider simulating their current or future processes.