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Managing Maintenance Storerooms
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by: Michael V. Brown
Topics include: Accounts Payable, Order Quantity Figure, Robinson-Patman Act, Sherman Act, Percent of Time
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A properly managed storeroom is the difference between having parts when you need them and spending too much time and money getting them when the need becomes critical. This book shows you how to plan, equip, stock, catalog, and manage a storeroom that will benefit both your workers and the company. Discover cost-effective ways to maintain essential stock, how to conduct audits, and even ways to negotiate better prices.
* Choose the most practical site, storage system, lighting, and security
* Plan what parts you need, when they should arrive, and how best to catalog them
* Set standards and balance quality and price
* Plan an efficient physical layout and organize your storeroom to balance space limitations against shelving cost
* Establish an inventory system that works
* Learn what you need to know about purchasing laws, contracts, warranties, and ethical practices
Rarely addressed, efficient Spare Parts management is essential to a well-run facility. Featuring training methods, examples, and easy-to-follow charts and graphs, this practical handbook provides detailed guidance on running a cost-effective storeroom and establishing an organized materials tracking system in any plant.
About the Author
Michael V. Brown is founder and President of New Standard Institute, a management consulting and training service that counts Shell, Merck, Coors, Kraft, and Southern Company among its clients. He has designed and implemented storeroom management, computerization, and modernization programs for numerous organizations.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1. Maintenance Materials Management
Chapter 2. Storeroom Layout and Stocking Methods
Chapter 3. Inventory and Control Procedures
Chapter 4. Storeroom and Inventory Control Improvements
Chapter 5. Storeroom Measurements
Chapter 6. Computerized Inventory Management Systems
Chapter 7. Purchasing for the Storeroom
Appendix A Item Description Examples
Appendix B Maintenance Policy and Procedures
Appendix C Skill Requirements for Storekeepers
Appendix D Unit Abbreviations Index
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