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LOC Global separates out the long
range planning functions from the logistical operations that
support customers on a day-to-day basis—while also making sure
that the former stays closely tuned in to the latter’s activities. To ensure the
highest level of LOC Global service, the Gold Package includes
a
LOC Certified Manager™ (LCM) specializing in
either the long range
planning function or the day-to-day support function. Please contact us if you would like help from one of
our experienced associates in choosing a
LOC Certified Manager™:
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A Gold LOC1™...and
What It'll do for Your Organization |
Ground
Freight |
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Get flexible, point to point service to anywhere accessible to
trucks. Our global network provides for full truckload and
less-than-truckload movements. |
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Air
Freight |
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Expedite goods by air, at any time and to any destination. Our
global network provides for a full range of time definite
delivery, with competitive pricing and capacity. |
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Sea
Freight
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Move large volumes of goods
worldwide, or on a single route. Our global network provides
for charter size, full container and less-than-container
movements. |
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Shipment
Tracking
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Use the LOC Extranet to track the movement of goods from point
of origin to final destination.
Get a consolidated view of all shipment status information. |
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Customs
Management
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Rely on local
knowledge of Customs regulations in every market we operate,
to ensure smooth flow of all international shipments.
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On-Site
Management
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Get an experienced on-site manager to handle routing and scheduling
of freight, manage the driver base, and manage the maintenance and
operation of equipment.
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LOC1™
services provide customers with the following benefits:
- Each consignment individually handled.
Immediate response.
Expert and personal attention from
specialist staff who understand your business.
24-hour service, 365 days a year.
Tailored delivery solutions to suit your
needs.
Proactive staff to communicate with you
at every stage.
Proof of delivery by fax or Electronic
Data Interchange (EDI).
Worldwide network of offices.
Door to door pickup and delivery
worldwide.
Customs clearance and pre-clearance
facilities.
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A Gold LOC2™...and
What It'll do for Your Organization |
Facility
Ownership
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Decide whether the
organization should own and operate its own facilities, or
outsource this function to an outside firm.
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Facility
Sizing
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Determine how many facilities the
organization should provide, considering demand and supply
conditions. |
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Facility
Location
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Analyze a facility's intended function
to determine general locale, then examine transportation,
market and local characteristics to determine exact locale. |
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Facility
Layout
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Consider capacity and human resources in
making the decision on how to lay out the interior of a
distribution center. |
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Fleet
Sizing
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Quantify
the value and efficiency of fleet operations, through an
analysis of current routes, goods moved and equipment used.
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Inventory
Utilization
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Decide
whether all locations will carry all of the product lines, or
whether each distribution center will specialize to some
extent. |
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Process
Engineering |
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Deploy and
manage the flow of goods from the factory to the market and
the consumer.
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Reverse Logistics |
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Design
reverse flows to handle the return of goods for trade-in,
repair, salvage and disposal.
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Employee Safety |
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Minimize employee risks due to
monotonous and dangerous work. Employee safety influences
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People at Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG),
Aerospace and Defense, and
High Tech
organizations report that
LOC2™ services have produced significant results:
- Reduced order processing time from a
matter of days to a matter of hours.
- Reduced average time to get parts on the
line from a matter of weeks to a matter of days.
- Shipped goods directly from suppliers to
where the goods are needed, bypassing intermediate stops at
distribution centers.
- Reduced inventory of parts
sufficiently to close distribution centers without adverse
affects to the line.
- Consolidated facilities, taking needless
coil out of the supply chain.
- Significantly reduced total facility and
operation costs.
- Reported cost reductions at the
multimillion-dollar level.
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