Logistics
State-of-the-art logistics:
efficient, fast, precise!
High-performance and meticulously precise logistics are an integral part of our success. Naber uses its own fleet of vehicles and experienced logistics partners to move 120 pallets and dispatch around 3,500 parcels every day. The high-bay warehouse with 20,000 m2 of space has 24 loading bays through which the flow of goods is controlled. Intelligent dispatch technologies such as the pick-by-voice picking system and on-demand packaging ensure fast order processing and short throughput times.
Intelligent technologies for easier work
and more efficiency
On-demand packaging: This advanced method of producing the right packaging at the right time and in the right quantity significantly reduces the consumption of packaging and filling materials, as well as the amount of storage space required. Transport volumes and the number of complaints are minimised. This means lower costs and greater customer satisfaction!
Continuously increasing
logistics requirements
Time and again, we find effective ways to meet the ever-increasing demands of logistics. But whilst striving for the greatest possible efficiency, we do not forget about people. Our social commitment also extends to inclusion: for many years, Naber has employed staff referred by Lebenshilfe Nordhorn. We are delighted with the important contribution they make!
Pick-by-voice
order picking
Pick-by-voice is the name of the modern technology of voice-supported and paperless order picking. From the headset comes all the information about the storage location of the ordered goods and the quantity. The logistics employee gives feedback to the system via announcement. Simple and fast - and at the same time with a lower error rate and more comfortable working.
Room psychology for
healthy working
The spatial psychology concept with which Naber has designed the buildings and the company grounds also supports healthy working. This comprises curved rows of LED lights in the high-bay warehouse as well as the freshness of a fountain in the middle of the goods receiving hall, from which a vigorous magnolia tree rises.