Distinctive Stages of Warehousing

1.  Receiving-this usually involves;

  • Inspecting the goods to ensure they are in the good condition.
  • Grading and coding of goods in order to identify them easily at the time of issue.
  • Recording the receipt of goods into the warehouse.

2. Storage-this usually involves;

  • Providing facilities and machines which ensure proper storage of goods in the warehouse.
  • Recording the movement of goods into and out of the warehouse.
  • Stock taking to ensure the actual quantity held corresponds to the stocks records.

3. Distribution/releasing when needed-this involves;

  • Receipt of requisitions for goods by either the owner /buyer.
  • Preparation by such methods e.g. packaging.
  • Inspection of the goods to be issued.
  • Preparation and verification of documents accompanying the goods to be issued.
  • Recording the goods to be issued.
  • Arranging for transportation of the issued goods.



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