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Facing challenges like growing demand, limited space, or operational inefficiencies? LPC’s automation services, led by David Hayward-Browne, are here to help. From concept design and specifications to procurement, installation, commissioning, and ongoing maintenance, we deliver tailored solutions to optimise your operations.
Our expertise supports businesses in overcoming constraints, enhancing productivity, and implementing scalable automation systems that meet your unique needs. Let us help you turn your challenges into opportunities for growth and efficiency.
Procurement of Automated Systems
Specifications and requirements
Tendering and assessment
Contracts and procurement
Functional Design Specifications
Installation and commissioning
Optimisation and Improvement of Existing Automated Systems
– Automation reviews
– Maintenance Reviews
LPC will also consider all the elements and components of an operation as the majority of facilities that have automated systems also have a manual operation or interface with manual systems which could impact on its efficiency.
Growing sales, new store openings, or supply chain challenges? LPC International helps you adapt by re-engineering facilities to boost storage, optimise workflows, and reduce costs. We can extend the life of existing sites or plan for future expansion—often eliminating the need to relocate.
Book a meeting today to turn growth challenges into opportunities.
Read Our Blog
Exploring The Business Case for Warehouse Automation
Many multinational companies, such as Amazon, have automated their warehouse procedures in effective and innovative ways. However, it can be hard for the owners of smaller businesses to justify making costly changes to their operations.
When is Your Operation Telling You That You Need A Warehouse Management System?
Warehouse management is critical for keeping your business moving. While stock control can be achieved by ERP system modules or spreadsheets, many businesses now understand the benefits of an optimised, scalable Warehouse Management System (WMS).
Warehouse Automation: Why You Should Automate Even If Your Warehouse Is Already Up And Running
The ideal way to automate a warehouse is to start with a blank canvas. This lets you plan your layout and flows in the most efficient manner and ensures that the various aspects of your operations work together seamlessly.