Time Critical Defined

Time Critical Logistics can be defined in many ways and related to various industries. In essence, critical logistics involves urgent and capable logistics management of commodities that must be delivered to the customer to reduce and eliminate business downtime due to manufacturing defaults, breakdowns, accidents, Force Majeure, and more.

There are many elements involved in Time Critical logistics, and it may require many parties to ensure the supply chain is optimized without compromising service levels

Companies worldwide face the potential of financial losses and reductions in service levels if Time Critical Logistics Solutions are not put in place. Therefore, companies rely on successful logistics and maintenance programs to avoid downtime costs as much as possible. The requirements for this strategy are smooth-running procurement programs, capable logistics, and optimal use of spare parts. These tasks are summed up by spare-parts logistics of the customer or user.

Two critical factors in this process are the uncertain need for spare parts and the complications of minimum-cost procurement and warehousing that arise from this need

Downtime costs
For users of spare parts, fast and reliable maintenance and repair of broken-down production equipment are particularly critical concerns - especially as the complexity and networking of production plants are increasing and potential downtime costs are rising. To perform an urgent maintenance job, sufficient maintenance capacity must be available. Typically performed internally within a company, by a service provider, or the spare parts supplier. Reliable and fast provision of spare parts by the supplier is also necessary. Spare-parts logistics primarily involves procurement of spare parts, warehousing, and scheduling of maintenance work.

Elements of Critical Parts Management Service

Inventory management
A stocking location network. You cannot overlook the importance of a network of spare parts stocking locations. All locations are integrated into the same system, and you have real-time visibility of your inventory anywhere in the network
Delivery. From local courier to next flight out, urgent but cost-effective delivery to meet the service requirement.
Reverse Logistics. Inventory management and tracking throughout the return and repair cycle
Inspection and disposition

Helping Customers:

Decrease down Time for all industries: aerospace, ships, automotive, and manufacturing service industries.
1-24 hour delivery to end users.
Increase service technicians productivity
Reduce inventory carrying costs.
Improve visibility to parts throughout the network