Distribution Planner

Distribution Planner Interview Questions and Answers

Updated 27 Mar 2022

Q1. What is safety stock! How is it determined?

Ans.

Safety stock is the extra inventory kept to prevent stockouts due to unexpected demand or supply chain disruptions.

  • Safety stock is a buffer stock that acts as a cushion against demand variability and supply chain uncertainties.

  • It is determined by considering factors such as lead time, demand variability, and service level.

  • The formula for safety stock is: (Maximum daily usage x Maximum lead time in days) - (Average daily usage x Average lead time in days)

  • For example, if a comp...read more

Q2. How many types of warehouse layouts?

Ans.

There are four types of warehouse layouts: process-based, product-based, fixed-position, and cross-docking.

  • Process-based layout organizes the warehouse based on the flow of materials and activities.

  • Product-based layout organizes the warehouse based on the type of product being stored.

  • Fixed-position layout is used for large and heavy products that cannot be moved easily.

  • Cross-docking layout is used for fast-moving products that are immediately shipped out upon arrival.

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