1. They help with the unloading and loading of products, making it easier for staff to do their job and increasing productivity.

Dedicated employees perform unloading services. This frees up warehouse staff labor hours. This also limits the amount of traffic flowing through the warehouse daily.

2.They are an important part of the supply chain operations, keeping goods moving smoothly from the shipper to the customer.

Lumpers perform a designated role. They work quickly and under the direction of operations staff, moving goods to the right spot. They leave the driver and carrier to focus on transport and delivery.

3. They save a warehouse and driver time and money by reducing the amount of damage that can occur during transit.

Carriers deliver freight in many forms. Pallets or a container are common packagings. Lumping services handle all types of freight, limiting the potential for damage. When products are handled improperly, they can become damaged, which can cost a business.

4. They help keep distribution centers organized by stacking products in an orderly manner. This makes it easier for staff to find what they are looking for and ensure products get to customers when needed.

Warehousing fulfillment relies on systems to work efficiently. Everything needs to be in its dedicated spot. Lumper services can stack pallets in the right spot to keep the company moving.

5. As labor familiar with distribution and freight handling, they speed up the loading and unloading process, reducing delays.

When products are loaded and unloaded quickly and efficiently, it reduces the amount of time that the warehouse is down.

Carriers and drivers can incur accessorial fees such as detention fees for late arrivals or departures. A fast unload can get a driver back on the road and reduce surprise costs.

6. They can also reduce the risk and help to prevent accidents in the warehouse.

When products are stacked improperly or handled carelessly, it can lead to accidents. With the help of lumpers, however, this can be avoided. Using a labor team that knows where to stack pallets will cut down on accidents, slowdowns, and costly claims.

7. They play an important role in ensuring that the operations meet safety and compliance regulations.

By following proper handling procedures, lumpers help to keep the warehouse safe for staff and truck drivers. Insurance claims or OSHA action could increase costs and slowdowns.

8. They also help improve worker productivity by reducing the amount of time that it takes workers to move and stack products within the warehouse.

Following a company’s plan for logistics operations will reduce confusion and slowdowns.

9. They ensure that goods are handled properly during transit, helping to protect the company’s reputation.

When goods are damaged or lost as a result of poor handling, it reflects poorly on the company and can cause customers to lose faith in its safe and efficient fulfillment.

10. Finally, they offer peace of mind by helping to ensure that products are handled safely during transit from the warehouse to the truck and back again.

There’s nothing like a job done safely and without incident!