Abstract:
Warehouse efficiency plays a crucial role in optimizing inventory management
and operational workflows. PT. Prime Forklift Services faces challenges in
managing its spare parts warehouse, leading to inefficiencies in item retrieval,
inaccurate stock records, and optimal space utilization. This study applies the
ABC classification method to improve warehouse layout and streamline inventory
management.
By categorizing spare parts into Class A (fast-moving), Class B (medium-moving),
and Class C (slow-moving), this research proposes a systematic storage
arrangement to reduce retrieval time and enhance space utilization. The findings
indicate that implementing the ABC method optimizes warehouse operations by
minimizing unnecessary movement, improving stock accuracy, and increasing
overall productivity.
As a result, this study provides recommendations for adopting a structured
inventory system, integrating a Warehouse Management System (WMS), and
optimizing warehouse infrastructure to further enhance efficiency. These
improvements are expected to contribute to better service quality and reduced
operational costs for PT. Prime Forklift Services.
