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Choose two which are from the 'three pillars of sustainability':
People, planet, profit.
The notion here is that commerce is not just about profit, but about people and our effect on the planet as well. This is now a widely-accepted view. The 3 P's are a useful form of shorthand.
'XXX inclines can be used to move items from an upper floor to a lower floor'. What is XXX?
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Gravity.
(L3M6)
The process of removing items from storage racks and spaces in a warehouse so that the items can be issued and onwards transmitted.
Of what is this a description?
Stock picking. (The largest supermarket chain in South Africa is called 'Pick n Pay')
Shrinkage means 'theft'; stock rotation means ensuring that stock is used in appropriate (date) order; manual handling is moving items without mechanical or technological aids.
(L3M6)
Which of the following are likely to be significant contributors to environmental damage caused by warehouses?
It is unlikely that health and safety legislation will itself create meaningful environmental costs. Probably the opposite.
However, the siting / location of the warehouse itself can be significant: is it near customers / suppli-er thus reducing distances travelled? Do employees need to use vehicles to get to work, or is public transport readily available?
Modern warehouses should be designed in a relatively environmentally-friendly way. For example, well-insulated, using modern materials technology.
And then the materials-handling equipment: again, latest technology can help. A battery-powered forklift creates fewer emissions (potentially including a 'green' power source) than a smoky noisy spluttering old diesel forklift.
(L3M6)
What proportion of transport energy consumption is accounted for by road transport, as opposed to rail, air and sea, according to the International Energy Authority?
Over ninety per cent of transport energy is consumed by road transport.
Each time you see a heavy lorry on the road, ask yourself why the goods were not transported by train. In many cases (long journeys, non-perishable goods, heavy or bulky items), it would be per-fectly feasible to move goods by train instead of by road, and at vastly reduced cost to the envi-ronment.
