A redesign of an order picking process of merchandise in chemical and paper product department in Merkur company, jcs

V magistrskem delu je obravnavano področje skladiščenja in procesa komisioniranja v podjetju Merkur, d. d. V uvodnem delu se bomo najprej osredotočili na osnove skladiščenja in komisioniranja blaga ter povzeli določene teoretične osnove za lažje razumevanje nadaljnjega dela. V praktičnem delu se bomo osredotočili na proces komisioniranja blaga v skladišču kemije in papirja. V nalogi bomo tudi podrobneje razčlenili obstoječe stanje procesa komisioniranja na oddelku kemije in papirja ter s pomočjo kritične analize prišli do glavne problematike, ki se pojavlja na samem oddelku (nepotrebne transportne poti in veliko število napak). Z namenom uspešne odprave problema znotraj procesa komisioniranja bomo poiskali vzroke za nastanek omenjenega problema. Nadaljevanje magistrskega dela bomo namenili predstavitvi določenih potencialnih rešitev, s katerimi bi izboljšali proces komisioniranja na omenjenem oddelku, in med seboj primerjali učinkovitost komisioniranja v obstoječem in prenovljenem uskladiščenju. V sklepnem poglavju bomo povzeli določene ugotovitve in prednosti v primeru realizacije predlaganih rešitev.This MA paper discusses storage and an order picking process in Merkur Company, jsc. The introduction focuses on the basis of storage and the order picking process of merchandise as well as on specific theoretical parts which will enable a better understanding of these processes. In practical part, the paper focusses on the order picking process in chemical and paper product warehouse. A detailed analysis of current situation of the order picking process in chemical and paper product department will reveal the core of main issues that appear within the department itself (unnecessary transport routes and a large number of mistakes). With the main aim to successfully eliminate problems in the department, we investigated main causes that led to current situation. Following chapters present potential solutions, which could improve the order picking process within chemical and paper product department. They also present the comparisons of effectiveness between current and improved order picking processes. The final chapter presents a summary of our findings and potential advantages of the realization of our proposed solutions