Providing Industrial Inventory Services for Remote Energy Infrastructure
Case Study
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Costs saved
50%
Supervisor
1
Employees
15
A construction company that has an affiliated factory of prefabricated parts and employs over 180 members of staff, required the support of RGIS. An essential component of the service range is tank construction, an area that has 25 years of success. The pre-stressed concrete tanks are well-known and the product stands for reliability, security with the maximum quality and are supported by a high level of customer satisfaction.
THE CHALLENGE
The construction company needed an inventory company with experience in an industrial environment to count prefabricated parts, so required RGIS to provide the following:
- Provide recommendations on existing internal process
- Support the internal team
- Validate quantity of items counted
- Experienced auditors that were familiar within an industrial environment
- All inventory to be counted within the plant, including all store rooms and inventory outside
Sectors
Why RGIS?
Customers rely on RGIS for prefabricated parts counts because our trained teams deliver accurate, fully documented inventories across complex, high-value components, improving project planning, reducing delays, and supporting precise cost control for construction firms.
Our Solutions
The construction company partnered with RGIS to complete the industrial inventory project, and RGIS provided the following:
Scheduled a team consisting of 15 customer employees which were supervised by an experienced RGIS supervisor for one day
Counted all inventory in all locations both inside and outside the plant
Checked variances between the system and the inventory counted
Presented recommendations on existing internal process
Results
The construction company found by outsourcing the industrial inventory project to RGIS the following results were achieved:
All items were accurately counted in all locations including outside
Inventory count was completed in one day
Saved 50% on costs from identified inventory, along with the speed and accuracy of the inventory count
Conclusion
Recommendations made during the inventory count that improved quality and saved time.
