The Logistics Plus Middle East & Africa team would like to share a couple of cargo projects and related photographs they recently completed.
Project 1
Receiver: Alba, Bahrain
Material: 1 x 235MVA transformer + Accessories
Transformer weight: 113MT
Total Volume: 361cbm
Our scope: Direct receiving and handling, customs clearance, transport, and offloading on stools and beams at site
Project 2
Receiver: National Grid, Saudi Arabia
POD: Dammam, KSA
Material: 7 x 55MVA transformer + Accessories
Transformer weight: 55-60MT
Total Volume: ~1700cbm
Our scope: Direct receiving and handling, custom clearance, transport and offloading onto foundation by crane or jacking and skidding.
Check out this slide show with new photographs, taken by Rob Frank Photography, showcasing our newly branded Logistics Plus (LP) trailer (some with our founder and CEO, Jim Berlin). Although Logistics Plus is mostly a non-asset 3PL (no trucks), it does own an asset-based trucking division called National Truckload (NTL). As shown here, our new LP marketing trailer is being pulled by a new NTL Kenworth tractor. You know you’re in logistics when you get excited about a picture of a truck! 🙂
Check out this short video clip showcasing a newly branded Logistics Plus (LP) trailer. The trailer is being pulled by a National Truckload (NTL) division tractor, of course. LP is the parent company to NTL (stay tuned, we have some new photographs on the way soon too).
Thank you to the folks at Wonolo (stands for Work. Now. Locally.) for including Logistics Plus in their “Best Ways to Boost Warehouse Productivity” blog post. The most productive warehouses have systems and processes that enable their operations to run like well-oiled machines. But with so many moving parts, fluctuations in demand, increased customer expectations, and other shifting dynamics, boosting productivity in the warehouse setting is often easier said than done. To gain some insight into the productivity-boosting tactics and strategies today’s warehouse operators find most effective, the folks at Wonolo reached out to a panel of warehouse professionals, including LP’s own Patrick Randolph, to ask the question: “What’s the single best way for warehouses to improve productivity?” You can read Patrick’s reply below; or read the full online article here: https://www.wonolo.com/blog/improve-warehouse-productivity/
(Check out this online article from LiveMint featuring Sundreysh Sarup, Managing Director for Logistics Plus India)
Like most people, Sundreysh Sarup started running to get fitter and lose weight. He began walking and slow jogging in 2012, and gave himself a year to train for his first half marathon in Delhi in 2013. Since then, he has run about 10 half marathons, as well as a few 10K, runs. Last year, in the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon (ADHM), he achieved his personal best time of 2 hours, 16 minutes for a 21.1km run. The managing director of Logistics Plus Pvt. Ltd is often joined in his runs by his 11-year-old son; they both look on it as father-son bonding time.
The Logistics Plus India division is an exclusive member of the U.S.-India Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP). Yesterday Sundreysh Sarup, Managing Director for LP India, attended an evening event that included Hon Minister of State Mr. Jayant Sinha, and senior officials from the U.S. Embassy. Sundreysh was joined by fellow LP India colleagues Ankush Rajurkar and Suraj Joshi for the evening. Here is a group photograph from the event:
The U.S-India Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP) is a unique bilateral public-private partnership launched in 2007 between the U.S. Trade Development Agency (USTDA), the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and U.S. aviation companies, has been established to provide a forum for unified communication between the Government of India and U.S. public and private sector entities in India. Under this public-private partnership, USTDA has sponsored a conference in New Delhi, a multi-phase Air Traffic Management Training Program, and technical workshops on certification of India’s satellite navigation system, GAGAN, and Air Traffic Flow Management practices. New projects include a Helicopter Aviation Safety and Aviation Standards and Processes technical assistance program for the Directorate General of Civil Aviation.