We help you solve operational challenges.

We create customized budget solutions to meet fiscal expectations. Our design-build, cost plus program gives our clients peace of mind.

We negotiate a reasonable profit margin for the overall project and, upon request, provide all subcontractor expenses to our clients. This program gives 100% financial transparency to every project and delivers confidence to our clientele.

You can cut costs and realize greater productivity when you optimize inventory management. Implementing automated conveyor systems, which more efficiently move items, and programmable logic controllers (PLC) and other sophisticated warehouse control systems (WCS), provides real-time, continuous monitoring and automated decision making. These flexible and scalable site upgrades will ensure order-fulfillment accuracy, significantly reduce labor costs, and increase productivity and profitability. In the end, you’ll see an impressive ROI. 

Whether your needs are simple or complex, we provide scalable solutions for warehousing, e-commerce order fulfillment, and automated systems. 

We won’t recommend anything until we’ve carefully and thoroughly analyzed your operations and fully understand what challenges you want to address. Then, we’ll work with you to provide solutions that are exactly what you need – from data and systems consultation, to optimized system design, all the way to complete turnkey systems integration.

Our thorough analyses of your operations look at each step of every process, and include design and time studies to identify all bottlenecks and inefficiencies. After the analyses are complete, we create comprehensive blueprints that diagram layout, equipment, and software solutions that will increase both productivity and profitability, using only your existing set up or by adding new material handling equipment and software. It’s your choice; either way, you’ll see an impressive return on investment. 

We’ve all been wowed by robots at trade shows that make sandwiches, play poker, and rearrange materials at dizzying speeds. But proper material handling systems integration isn’t just installing fancy machines and the latest software. Truly successful material handling systems integration occurs when we take the time to carefully analyze the big picture and small nuances of your particular warehouse or DC, and then implement solutions that create the greatest efficiencies and return on investment. 

Achieve greater efficiency, speed, accuracy, flexibility and, ultimately, cost savings while keeping your existing equipment. 

You can optimize an entire warehouse or distribution center without replacing all the material handling equipment it contains, regardless of the makeup of the existing set-up. By selectively implementing data-agnostic software and equipment that are customized to your specific needs, you’ll be able to completely update and upgrade your material handling operations with the majority of your existing equipment. 

Your project enters the System Design Phase after the application is analyzed and the proper solution is identified by our team.

Supported by a full complement of engineering disciplines, computer modeling and CAD resources, our group has successfully designed and implemented thousands of cost-effective solutions for all storage and distribution systems.  We provide detailed documentation including; equipment layout, electrical plan, build-out work and any additional material handling products that may be part of the overall project.

A professional project manager will take over the full management of your project once the design has been developed and approved. Your project engineer will have various roles and responsibilities including vendor relations, project team supervision, customer communications, training and the system start up.

Our professional project engineers manage all aspects of the system thus allowing the task-oriented teams to focus on their role. Most importantly, the project engineers provide a constant line of communication between you and all members of the material handling system project team. It is good project management that differentiates highly successful projects from mediocre ones.

Our safety consultants will conduct a walk-through and survey the conditions of the workplace. We’ll assess potential hazards, physical work practices and the employer’s safety and health management program.

After the survey, out team drafts a detailed report of potential risks and measures to correct the issues. This safety report is provided confidentiality and in many cases, can be used to reduce the cost of insurance.

The goal is to reduce the likelihood of worker injuries or illnesses from occurring now and in the future.

Solving your engineering and supply chain challenges can help you increase overall productivity and reduce costs. We will carefully analyze your entire supply chain, from your raw material sources to final product delivery, to determine how we can help you achieve the greater efficiency your’e seeking. We will take an in-depth look at ordering and procurement, inventory and fulfillment, shipping and transportation, and warehouse management to see where systems need to be modified or created.

After the initial assessment is complete, our consultants will deliver several viable system concepts for our clients to consider.  Concepts generally vary in automation level, price and complexity.  Our team, together with our client, will determine the best strategy to optimize the functionality of the warehouse or distribution center.

With our engineering studies service, we’ll take you from concept to implementation. This service delivers a complete best in class design geared towards your unique needs and budget.

You can optimize an entire warehouse or distribution center without replacing all the material handling equipment it contains, regardless of the makeup of the existing set-up. By selectively implementing data-agnostic software and equipment that are customized to your specific needs, you will be able to completely update and upgrade your material handling operations while keeping the majority of your existing equipment in order to achieve greater efficiency, speed, accuracy, flexibility and, ultimately, cost savings.