Logistics
Cross-docks and terminals kept clean between moves.
Cross-dock, terminal and third-party logistics operations with dock doors, yard traffic and around-the-clock movement.
The challenge
What makes logistics facilities hard to keep clean.
- 01
Doors open, weather in
Dock doors bring in debris, salt and moisture throughout the year.
- 02
No downtime
Operations run continuously, so cleaning has to work around trailers and equipment.
- 03
Client-facing audits
3PL operators are audited by their own clients on housekeeping and safety.
The program
Cleaning, supply and automation, planned together.
01 · Cleaning
Core fitDock and floor programs, welfare-area cleaning and audit-ready housekeeping.
- Dock and door-area sweeping and scrubbing
- Driver and staff facilities
- Office areas
- Audit-preparation cleaning
02 · Supply
Core fitBulk liners, absorbents, paper and chemicals, plus parts and pads for floor machines.
03 · Robotics
Core fitOpen floors and repeatable routes make many logistics buildings a strong fit for autonomous scrubbers and sweepers.
- Cross-dock floors
- Main travel aisles
- Scheduled runs between waves
Workflow
How a Goldline program runs here.
An example operating rhythm. Your actual schedule is set from the site assessment.
- Step 01
Each shift
Driver and staff facilities cleaned and restocked.
- Step 02
Between waves
Robot routes on travel aisles and dock floors.
- Step 03
Weekly
Door-area and perimeter detail work.
- Step 04
Before audits
Planned housekeeping and inspection.
Plan a program for your facility.
Tell us about the site. We will walk it, then recommend the right mix of cleaning, supply and automation.