[Case Study] Nippon Express Co., Ltd. <Hazardous Materials GDP Compliance/Warehouse Renovation>

In response to the increasing demand for pharmaceutical storage, the hazardous materials warehouse is being renovated from "room temperature" to "temperature-controlled"!

We would like to introduce a case study of problem-solving at the Osaka branch of Nippon Express, which operates a transportation business. The most important aspect of operating a temperature-controlled hazardous materials warehouse is the "setting of temperature conditions." This is because the temperature conditions significantly affect the floor plan, structure, and equipment. The company set the temperature conditions to "1°C to 30°C," allowing for a range of management temperatures. As a result, they were able to exclude the installation of anterooms and winter heating equipment from the initial discussions, thereby establishing a foundation for the plan. 【Case Overview】 ■ Challenge: Compliance with GDP for hazardous materials / Renovation of hazardous materials warehouse ■ Solution: Setting of temperature conditions / Forecasting changes in available space ■ Industry: Logistics ■ Warehouse Type: Temperature-controlled hazardous materials warehouse ■ Stored Items: Pharmaceuticals *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

Logistics and warehouse management systems