Abstract:
At present, logistics management has come to play a critical role. As a result, various government agencies must adapt to modern logistics management. For cost savings and more efficiency in handling, This research study on increasing warehouse management efficiency. It is a study of package placement patterns, including lubricant parcels, from a case study, which is the fuel depot of the Naval Supply Department. The objectives of this research are: To study the current situation of the traditional lubricant stock placement in the fuel depot in a case study. To propose a guideline for placing lubricant stocks in fuel depots as a case study and to compare the storage space and processing time of lubricant picking out of fuel depots as a case study. The research results found that the layout of parcels in the traditional way has a preliminary design. There are three doors to the warehouse, but only one entrance and exit using. There is no routing for moving newly imported parcels and formatted delivery parcels. And when the new stacking approach proposes, the storage space rate increased by 11.11 percent, and the average processing time per drum of the traditional stacking was 5.16 minutes per drum. The proposed placement time was 4.26 minutes per drum, representing a 17.44 percent reduction in time.