Industry
Logistics: a forklift, a racking bay and someone else’s driver in the same aisle
In a warehouse the same aisle holds a three-tonne machine, a loaded rack above head height and a driver who is here for the first time today. The risk does not come from rare events but from things repeated a thousand times a day. Kraang keeps inspections, competence and site entry in one place, with deadlines raised before they expire.
What makes this industry different
Four things that cannot wait in a warehouse
A forklift needs both an inspected machine and a competent driver
One without the other is worthless. When either expires, driving is not a breach only after an accident — it is a breach from that day.
Racking is a structure, and it has its own inspection
A struck upright and a bent beam only show up when someone looks. Rack inspections and damage reports need a place of their own, not a spot in the storeman’s memory.
Other people’s staff come through the gate
Drivers and unloading crews are not your employees, but they are in your space — briefing them on the rules and recording their entry remains your obligation.
The fleet carries deadlines that forgive nothing
Registration, roadworthiness, tachograph and service — every missed deadline takes a vehicle off the road exactly when it is needed most.
Obligations and where they sit
What warehousing and logistics keep, and in which module
None of this is news to anyone running a warehouse. The difference is that on Kraang every item carries an owner, a deadline and its evidence.
Forklifts and internal transport
Inspections and testing, with the finding attached to the machine and the deadline raised before expiry.
Operator competence
Who may drive which machine and until when their competence is valid — per person, not per shift.
Racking inspections
Routine inspection, damage reporting and an action tracked until it is closed.
Docks, doors and lifting equipment
Periodic inspections, a maintenance plan and a service history on the same equipment.
Fleet
Registration, roadworthiness, servicing and documents that must not expire.
Drivers and external crews on site
Briefing on the rules, a record of entry and the conditions for unloading.
Medical examinations
Tied to the workplace — machine operation and cold-store work bring their own.
Personal protective equipment
Footwear, hi-vis vests, cold protection — assignment, service life and a signed handover.
Fire protection
Extinguishers, hydrants and clear escape routes, inspected to plan.
Dangerous goods and chemical storage
Safety data sheets, storage conditions and employee briefings.
Waste and packaging
Records, handover to the operator and annual reporting.
Next step
Show us your warehouse, not your spreadsheet
In the consultation we go through your obligations and see what carries over from your existing records and what the system runs from day one.
Consultation
Let us talk about your obligations
Tell us which domains are choking you — safety, environment, the fleet, or all of it at once. In the consultation we walk through your actual processes and show what Kraang takes off your desk.
- No obligation — first we understand your process
- You enable only the domains you need
- Migration from existing spreadsheets and your old system
- Cloud, dedicated database or an installation inside your infrastructure