The items come in a wide variety in size and weight and are, for a large part, slow moving. Slow-moving items are Oc LSP stored in pallet racks that have been equipped with shelves in the lower levels, which serve as pick stock. Small slow movers are partly stored in two shelf aisles (2 and 4 ) with manned aisle-bound cranes in a different building (with a floor about 40cm lower than the first building). All pickers can use these cranes in their pick tour. The bottom levels of the right-hand side part of aisle 1 are used for storing lengthy medium-moving materials. These parts are not accessible from the crane (aisle 2). Look at the ladder hooked up next to the aisle sign. What would it be used for? The orange pick carts have three levels. Picking is paper-based, in order batches according to the pick-and-sort principle. Pickers receive pick slips per unit, which are taped to the picked units. (Very) small, medium moving items are stored in three vertical carousels. Large, fast movers are picked from pallet racks, in which the bottom level serves as pick stock and the higher levels as bulk. All SKUs in this area have fixed pick locations. rom packing, in many cases pick cations are replenished directly. he person in the picture on the st is picking large items for "chnician's orders at do not fit in e technician's ins. 'ast-moving, mall items are tored in