Your goods need storage space and an organization that accounts for their movement. MAS 3PL brings together warehousing, inventory tracking and handling at its Boucherville warehouse. We define the work around your products and the way your business operates, including the activities needed before and after storage.
Warehousing starts with understanding your goods: dimensions, quantities, movement frequency and storage conditions. Our very narrow aisle (VNA) warehouse provides racking for organized pallet storage. The facilities are under surveillance 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Temperature is controlled and checked three times daily. Real-time inventory tracking gives you visibility into your stock. Together, we define the handling requirements and conditions that apply to your products before organizing their storage and movement through the warehouse.
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Organize pallet storage
Dimensions, weight and quantities help define your warehousing requirements. Very narrow aisle racking provides the storage setting, while the particular characteristics of your products inform the arrangements for receiving, handling and storing them.
02
Clarify storage conditions
Facility surveillance and temperature control are part of the warehouse environment. For food products or goods with specific requirements, suitability must be confirmed before arranging their arrival. Share the required storage conditions with our team.
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Keep visibility into your inventory
Real-time inventory tracking accompanies storage. To prepare your project, describe the products to be tracked and the expected frequency of arrivals and departures. This information helps define the scope of the operations you need.
02 / YOUR PROJECT
Prepare your warehousing inquiry
Even if your requirements are still taking shape, a few details will help us understand your business. Share what you already know and identify the points you would like to discuss with our team.