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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

General

  • Check for the smooth connectivity of internet. Ensure backup devices are also available<br>

  • Check whether space is enough hold planned shipments in all departments.(Bulky, Non bulky etc)<br>

  • Is dispatching completed by 10 am?

  • Are the riders making their first delivery attempt within 1 hour of run sheet dispatch?

Inbounding

Inbounding

  • Is Inbounding done at MU Level for Non-Bulky Packages?

  • Is Inbounding done at Package Level for Bulky Packages?

  • In case of 3PL LH, receiving is given on a physical manifest to 3PL driver and email acknowledgement is given to relevant SC

  • In case of any damaged package the package is sent back to respective sort Center and email is sent for the damaged packages

  • Are all received packages inbounded on the same day

  • In case of dual address, LM hub will transfer the package to relevant hub via LH. Email is sent to the relevant LM Hub and SC

Re-ship Audit Checklist

  • Are the packages that are being reshipped contain dual addresses (L3,L4 Vs Text box)?

Package Handling- Inbound

  • Boxes/carton/package/MUs is not kept on floor(MUs should be placed on pallets and semi bulky and bulky packages should be kept on mats or pallets)

  • Boxes are stacked in such a way that they don’t fall off due to imbalance with proper weight distribution

  • Fragile packages must be kept separately & according to the correct orientation.(Fragile packages should be kept as per the direction of the arrow defined on the fragile labeling, stacking should not be more than 2, and should not be stacked below a bulky fragile parcel)

  • No throwing of any sort of package into trolley/carton from distance.

  • Sack bags/Fabric Bags are not dragged on the floor. ( Sack bags/fabric bags Containing parcels should be transferred from one point to another Via a trolley or a pallet lifter)

  • MU's are being stacked on pallets properly with no threat of falling down.

Sorting

Sort

  • MU are placed based on L3.8 level sorting? i.e. Chute

Package Handling- Sort

  • Boxes/carton/package/MUs is not kept on floor(MUs should be placed on pallets and semi bulky and bulky packages should be kept on mats or pallets)

  • Boxes are stacked in such a way that they don’t fall off due to imbalance with proper weight distribution

  • Fragile packages must be kept separately & according to the correct orientation.(Fragile packages should be kept as per the direction of the arrow defined on the fragile labeling, stacking should not be more than 2, and should not be stacked below a bulky fragile parcel)

  • No throwing of any sort of package into trolley/carton from distance.

  • Sack bags/Fabric Bags are not dragged on the floor. ( Sack bags/fabric bags Containing parcels should be transferred from one point to another Via a trolley or a pallet lifter)

  • MU's are being stacked on pallets properly with no threat of falling down.

Outbound

Outbound - Hero Questionnaire

  • At the time of exit, physical packages are checked against the RS to check for any extra or shortage of packages.

  • Dex hero checks out his RS at the start of his delivery run?

  • All calls are being made through VPABX

Package Handling-Outbound

  • Boxes/carton/package/MUs is not kept on floor(MUs should be placed on pallets and semi bulky and bulky packages should be kept on mats or pallets)

  • Boxes are stacked in such a way that they don’t fall off due to imbalance with proper weight distribution

  • Fragile packages must be kept separately & according to the correct orientation.(Fragile packages should be kept as per the direction of the arrow defined on the fragile labeling, stacking should not be more than 2, and should not be stacked below a bulky fragile parcel)

  • No throwing of any sort of package into trolley/carton from distance.

  • Sack bags/Fabric Bags are not dragged on the floor. ( Sack bags/fabric bags Containing parcels should be transferred from one point to another Via a trolley or a pallet lifter)

Delivery

  • In case of a COD order, cash is collected before handing over the packages ?

  • In case of a (Non-COD) order, customer name,and Signature are taken on LEX App as E-POD if customer themselves receive the package.

  • In case of a (NON-COD) order, customer name, signature, CNIC 4 digits, and relation of recepient are taken on LEX App as EPOD if someone else receives the package on behalf of customer.

  • Is Rider sending amber alert?

  • If a customer rejects the package or is not available, package is marked as delivery failed and brought back to the LM hub

Control Tower

  • In case of open reject, LM hub sends an email to sort notifying them of the case

  • Failed delivery reasons are being maintained.

  • IVR hold reject and reschedule bins are correctly labelled

  • Correct packages are being put into the IVR Hold reject and reschedule bins

  • Reject tape is pasted on the Reject packages before sending it to relevant SC.

Cash Handling

  • Cash officer closes DH RS after reconciling it with the cash received

  • Cash officer will reconcile cash with delivery run sheet and check the amount against the packages delivered.

  • Cash officer scans all the COD packages and updates them on LOP

RS Closure

  • Are Runsheets closed on the same day

  • Are correct FD reasons selected by the DH

  • Is the Dex Hero App utilized properly

Customer Return

  • CR Amber Alert is Sent before going for the package pick up

  • All manual calls are being made through VPABX

  • Pickup hero calls the customer before picking the requested return parcel

Reverse Process

  • Packages are sorted as per dropoff location and MUs are created with respect to the dropoff location.

  • FD packages are sent from the LM hubs to the SC, within 48 hours

  • Receiving is taken on count of MUs on the transfer letter from the LH driver

  • In case of LM (Same Facility), packages are handed over to SC in trolleys/pallets. Receiving is given on email containing Mu# and TN

Package Handling-Reverse

  • Boxes/carton/package/MUs is not kept on floor(MUs should be placed on pallets and semi bulky and bulky packages should be kept on mats or pallets)

  • Boxes are stacked in such a way that they don’t fall off due to imbalance with proper weight distribution

  • Fragile packages must be kept separately & according to the correct orientation.(Fragile packages should be kept as per the direction of the arrow defined on the fragile labeling, stacking should not be more than 2, and should not be stacked below a bulky fragile parcel)

  • No throwing of any sort of package into trolley/carton from distance.

  • Sack bags/Fabric Bags are not dragged on the floor. ( Sack bags/fabric bags Containing parcels should be transferred from one point to another Via a trolley or a pallet lifter)

Asset Count

  • Is MU Rack (Storage for In-linehaul status MUs) available, Qty. 8 as per BOQ.

  • Is MU Hanging Trolley 2' x 2' x 3.5' (Trolleys for fixing MUs at 2x Inbound stations) available, Qty. 2 as per BOQ

  • Is Holding Trolley 3' x 3' x 2.5' (Trolley for storing Inbounded parcels at 2x Inbound stations), Qty. 2 available as per BOQ Is Moveable Work Station 4' x 2' x 2' (Stations for 1x Cluster, 7x Sub-clusters and 2x Inbound), Qty. 16 available as per BOQ

  • Is Moveable Work Station 4' x 2' x 2' (Stations for 1x Cluster,<br>7x Sub-clusters and 2x Inbound), Qty. 16 available as per<br>BOQ

  • Is Trolley A (Trolleys for 1x Cluster, 7x Sub-clusters, 2x CT POCs), Qty. 12 available as per BOQ

  • Is Cage A Pigeon Racks (Racks for 7x sub-clusters, 1x RTV, 1x packaging material, 1x general supplies), Qty. 29 available as per BOQ

  • Is Bin/Picker Trolley (Trolley for transporting DH bins), Qty. 11available as per BOQ

  • Is DH Rack (Rack for storing DH Bins), Qty. 18 available as per BOQ

  • Is Wooden Table L-7'-3" x W-2' x H-32" (Tables for DH bins at Outbound stations), Qty. 5 available as per BOQ

  • Is Wooden Table Size: L-3-8" x W2'-6"-H-32", Qty. 5 (Tables for Outbound Stations) available as per BOQ

  • Is Wooden Table L-3'-6"xW-2'-6" x H-32" (Tables for 2x Cashier Stations 2x Non-bulky CT POCs Stations), Qty. 5 available as per BOQ

  • Is Wooden table Size: L-4' x W-3' x H-32" (Table for 1x RTV Station), Qty. 1 available as per BOQ

  • Is Seating for DH (3 person waiting bench), Qty. 9 available as per BOQ

  • Is Wooden Table Size: L-8'xW-3'xH-32" Plain (Table for DH Route Planning), Qty. 19 available as per BOQ

  • Is P-12 container (DH Bins), Qty. 161 available as per BOQ

  • Is Wooden Pallet Size: L-47" x W-31" (Storage for Semi-bulky, Bulky, Super-bulky parcels, CT, RTV), Qty. 0 available as per BOQ

  • Is Pallet jack (Equipment for moving pallet) available as per BOQ

Extra Assets

  • There is no extra Trolleys, Cages available at hub that are not included in layout.

  • There is no extra furniture available that are not included in layout.

  • There is no extra tables available at hub that are not included in layout.

  • There is no any extra pallets at hub that are not in use.

  • There is no extra Office equipment available at site.

  • There is no extra miscellaneous/non used items (fans, air, cooler, racks, defective equipment etc.) available at site.

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