ITM Inbound

[RDChello]

Does anyone have ITM setup in your DC's inbound department?

Does it have a line that connects to the sorter, or is everything (conveyable flow, breakpack flow) thrown in carts instead?

 

[BoxedIn]

Ours is thrown in carts. Last I knew only 1 DC had theirs connected to the mezz so far, not sure when/if others will be tied in. I also thought we had parts for a 2nd ITM sitting in a trailer in the truck yard, but who knows when that will ever be installed if its even still there.

 

[Grunt]

It would sure save the tugger a lot of cart moving if it was connected to the mezz.

 

[BloodSweatTears]

Does anyone have ITM setup in your DC's inbound department?

Does it have a line that connects to the sorter, or is everything (conveyable flow, breakpack flow) thrown in carts instead?

Sorry what’s ITM? I work in warehouse but have flexed to most depts at least once. Been here almost 4 years but still learning

 

[Luck]

Sorry what’s ITM? I work in warehouse but have flexed to most depts at least once. Been here almost 4 years but still learning

New process, not all DCs have yet (last I knew). I will let someone who knows more explain the details.

 

[dcguy86]

ITM is supposed to be a simplified version of ART (automatic spacing. DPCIs sorted) The trucks that can be used are very limited (no non-con can be run on it) If there is noncon it has to be small and light. We put our flow in cage carts. That sums up ITM in general.