WAREHOUSE SERVICES
Warehouse needs,
seen in context.
Tell us about the goods, the work involved and the time between arrival and departure.
THE USEFUL STARTING INFORMATION
Tell the story
of the goods.
A clear description helps establish what needs to be discussed. Estimates are useful too — just identify them as estimates.
Prepare a warehouse inquiryWhat are the goods?
Describe the cargo, packaging, quantity and approximate dimensions. Include weight when known and any handling instructions that matter.
What warehouse work is involved?
Explain the activity or space you need to discuss. Note how the goods will arrive and what should happen before they leave.
What dates are you working with?
Include the anticipated arrival, expected duration and proposed departure. Let us know whether any part of the schedule is still flexible.
Is transportation part of the requirement?
Include the pickup or delivery locations and the people who can clarify the arrangements. Warehouse and transport questions can be raised together.
WAREHOUSE WORK
Experience has
a place in the
conversation.
For a general warehouse work inquiry, introduce your experience, the tasks you are familiar with and your availability.
Any current opportunity must be confirmed directly. This is not a vacancy announcement.
Make an introduction
Required space, handling needs and availability are discussed for each inquiry before arrangements are made.
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