We offer integrated solutions for supply chain management, optimising procurement, production and distribution processes to improve operational efficiency.
The first link in the supply chain is the suppliers, who deliver raw materials, semi-finished goods or finished products to their customers' warehouses. The aim of this phase is to deliver the goods to the customers' warehouses within the agreed time frame and minimise transport costs.
Delivery management and tracking: having control over deliveries and their confirmed dates is fundamental to good production planning. This situation becomes even more critical when there is a production shortfall.
Milk Run suppliers for material collection: based on a study of delivery frequency, average delivery quantity and supplier location, the most suitable means of transport and the best timetable are identified in order to achieve benefits such as:
At this stage, the material arrives at the warehouse reception area and arrivals are recorded by the supplier portal. A registration and control process begins, which involves checking the number of packages received, assigning a sequential entry number (e.g. chromatic/prefect), counting the materials per item and creating the Goods Receipt Note (BEM), and pre-allocation labelling (udc or udm).
Logistica del Golfo has developed the expertise to manage its customers' stocks in the best possible way, whether they are production warehouses, finished product warehouses or logistics platforms, operating with different types of warehouses:
LDG has developed specific expertise in the management and handling of its customers' materials in the aeronautics and aerospace sectors, complying with and applying:
FOD stands for Foreign Object Damage and refers to a series of rules and prohibitions designed to prevent materials or substances from coming into contact with production materials that could damage the final component (Internal FOD).
ESD stands for Electrostatic Discharge, a series of standards, procedures and tools designed to prevent the creation of an electrical flow in the form of a spark or discharge that is generated between two objects when there is a large difference in potential between them.
MSD (Moisture Sensitive Devices) are electronic devices encapsulated with plastic compounds and other organic materials. Atmospheric moisture penetrates permeable packaging materials by diffusion and collects mainly at the interfaces between different materials. LdG operators responsible for storing and handling these materials have taken a specific course on the storage and drying of such components.
LDG manages both annual and rotational inventory activities, agreeing on objectives and timelines with its clients in order to define an activity plan and track all inventoried materials through labelling. rotational inventory activities, agreeing with its clients on the objectives and timelines to be met, so as to define a plan of activities and tracking all inventoried materials through labelling.
As part of LDG industrial logistics management, it handles the delivery of materials to the assembly line or directly to the assembly station, in accordance with the agreed sequence.
In the case of materials that involve internal semi-finished products in their production cycle, LDG also manages the return milk run from the production of such WIP and its storage.
Logistica Del Golfo has gained experience in packaging everything from small boxes to boxes weighing 40 tonnes and more.
Based on the type of: Destination; Shipping method by land, sea or air; Expected duration of material protection (Max 5 years).
Construction of the box or platform.
Preserve the material with: VpCI film or sponges, barrier bags, salts, oiling of components.
Packaging of the material in a crate or pallet with relative fastenings or, in other cases, with heat shrink wrapping.
Loading of packaged material onto the means of transport or containerisation.
Final stage of our client's supply chain.
Creation of packing lists, transport documents (DDT or CMR), checking consistency between invoices and customs bills, and production of declarations of conformity.
Advice on shipping dangerous goods for different types of shipment:
By completing and signing the Shipper's Declaration, which requires in-depth knowledge of IATA regulations and that goods have been packaged and labelled in accordance with the Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) for both domestic and international routes.
By completing and signing the Multimodal Declaration for shipments of dangerous goods destined for both foreign and domestic ports, which certifies that those who handle, stow and transport the packages are aware of the type of goods and that they are classified as hazardous material. For this reason, the Multimodal Declaration must be completed competently and accurately.
In-depth knowledge of ADR regulations, which are a set of technical provisions and methodological guidelines governing the transport of dangerous goods by road in Italy and abroad. The purpose of ADR regulations is to prevent risks associated with the loading, unloading and transport of substances and objects that are hazardous to people and the environment. LDG also meets the requirements for the shipment of Class 1 materials.
Organisation of the expedition:
Using our own vehicles or by delegating and managing third-party transport service operators.
Through the combined use of different means of transport, such as: Lorry + Ship; Lorry + Train.
In the case of oversized material, which requires expertise and knowledge of the material entrusted.
Throughout the customer's supply chain, LDG has the means and capabilities to handle large materials thanks to its fleet of vehicles, including:
Logistica del Golfo has its own Logistics Solution Designer Office and Logistics Engineering Office to support its customers every step of the way: from before they become customers to when they do, so that they can take advantage of all the services LDG has to offer.
Logistica Del Golfo's Logistics Solution Designer Office handles tenders in conjunction with the Commercial Area and is responsible for designing and proposing logistics solutions in terms of flow and storage, in line with customer requirements or those requested in the Commercial Area. Commercial Department and has the mission of designing and proposing logistics solutions in terms of flow and storage, in line with customer requirements or those requested in the Request For Quote of the tender.
This requires extensive experience in understanding different logistics solutions and keeping up with technological developments offered by suppliers (IT, automation, handling equipment, etc.) and tax advantages such as Industry 4.0 and 5.0, in order to translate customer needs into realistic operational processes that comply with all safety and sustainability standards, thanks also to the support of our in-house QHSE Manager, thus offering an excellent quality service.
LDG's Logistics Engineering Department looks after our customers in terms of:
By broadening the spectrum of technical solutions and/or making them more feasible.
