1.Fortification before rainy season: scientific layout and fine zoning
Warehouse Location and Layout Optimization:
- Give priority to warehouses with high terrain and smooth drainage around them.
- The warehouse is strictly managed by zones: zones are divided according to steel product category, value and rust-proof grade.
- Ensure that valuable steel products (such as cold-rolled plates and galvanized coils) are stored in the driest area.
Infrastructure check list:
- Thoroughly overhaul the roof of the warehouse, and put an end to the leaking point.
- Clean the drainage ditch to ensure smooth drainage in rainy season.
- Prepare enough rain-proof tarpaulins to ensure quick coverage in case of sudden heavy rain.
2.Dynamic inventory management: accurately grasp the storage cycle
Key points of storage cycle management:
- Establish an accurate early warning mechanism for inventory turnover
- The inventory cycle of ordinary steel shall be controlled within 15 days in rainy season.
- Implement stricter turnover standards for special steel products.
3.Practical rust prevention skills: from traditional wisdom to modern technology
- Physical isolation method:
Laying a wooden cushion frame between the steel and the ground, with a height of not less than 20cm.
Adopt professional antirust film for sealing and packaging.
Check the integrity of the package regularly and replace the damaged package in time.
- Environmental control law:
Desiccant shall be reasonably placed in the warehouse, with an amount of not less than 20kg per 100m2.
Conditional enterprises can be equipped with dehumidifiers to control the humidity in the warehouse below 50%.
Ensure that the warehouse is well ventilated and avoid forming a closed and humid environment.
4.Emergency Response Measures: When Rain Comes Unexpectedly
Key points of emergency plan:
Set up an emergency team in rainy season and define the division of labor.
Prepare adequate drainage equipment.
Establish an emergency linkage mechanism with transportation companies
Formulate the priority plan of goods transfer
