Logistics and warehousing
Coordinate conveying, distribution, lighting and continuity for the way goods move through the facility.
Decisions before procurement
| Decision | What to establish | Evidence to bring |
|---|---|---|
| Material movement | Identify conveyor zones, motors, interlocks and emergency-stop interfaces. Safety functions need a project risk assessment. | Equipment layout and sequence |
| Distribution and metering | Separate process, loading bays, warehouse lighting and offices. Locate meters where they explain operating demand. | Load schedule and metering boundaries |
| Maintenance | Agree isolation, manual modes, spare references and recovery from an outage. | Maintenance access and restart policy |
Your project brief
- Warehouse layout and expansion
- Motor, lighting and office schedule
- Conveyor controls and safety requirements
- Backup, environment and isolation access
Confirm the actual supply and control voltage. Kenyan projects commonly specify 230/240 V single-phase or 400/415 V three-phase; the selected equipment must match the measured supply and manufacturer rating.
Engineering methods
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Technical references
These references support planning. The exact model documentation and a project-specific engineering review govern the final specification.