Study on the opening of a new working place in Romania of an European expedition house

Liliana Georgeta Popescu,Mihaela Elena Frãþilã,I Bondrea,N.F Cofaru,M Inţă

doi:10.1051/matecconf/201929006007

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Abstract

The present paper aims to carry out the case study on the possibility of opening a new working point of Englmayer Spedition GMBH in Dolj County. Starting from the current situation of Sibiu’s work point and based on the results of the measurements, the necessity of opening a new working point is demonstrated. Englmayer is a transport and delivery company headquartered in Austria, with many work points in Europe including 5 terminals in Romania. The case study includes the presentation of the current situation on the Sibiu work point, followed by the calculations required to highlight the need to open a new work point in Dolj county. This new working point will take over part of the daily work from Sibiu’s workstation. An analysis of the risk of opening the new workspace and the improvements was made in order to minimize the risks. It was used the FMEA procedure. Business improvement proposals includes the solutions found to make the workplace useful and to bring profit to the community.

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[1] In current practice through logistics is meant the use in the technicaleconomic activity of modern means of calculation for finding the best solutions to solve the problems that arise in the processes of production and transport
A different definition has been formulated by Goddard Space Flight Center (USA): FMEA is a procedure by which each credible defect module of each element, from the lower to the https://doi.org/10.10 51/matecconf /201929 006 007 highest level, is analysed to determine the effects on the system and to classify each possible way of defect according to the severity of its effect
The study proposed in this paper aimed at analysing the working point in Sibiu of Englmayer, which operates freight services in Europe and throughout Romania

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Organizing the transports is done by determining the volume of freight, the transport distances on the routes on which the transport is to be carried out. Englmayer Romania is an independent Austrian expeditionary house offering complete logistics services, especially in Central Europe being a partner with more than 150 years of experience. It manages 15 work points in Europe - 4 work points in Austria, 2 work points the Czech Republic, 1 workspace in Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia and 5 working points in Romania.[2]

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