Description
Zoning: Zoning involves dividing a warehouse or storage space into specific zones based on the nature, size, or frequency of the stored products. This allows for more efficient space management and logistics operations (Zoning).
Zéro Déchet (Zero Waste): Zero waste is an approach aimed at minimising the production of waste in industrial processes by encouraging reuse, recycling and the reduction of waste at source.
Zirconium (Zirconium): Zirconium is a metal used in industry for its corrosion-resistant properties, particularly in the manufacture of pressure vessels and chemical equipment.
Transit Zone: A transit zone is a space dedicated to the temporary storage of goods awaiting transport to their final destination, often used in the logistics sector.
Sorting Area: A sorting area is a space where products or materials are sorted according to their characteristics, quality or destination, thus facilitating their management in the supply chain.
Zero Defect: Zero defect is a quality objective aimed at completely eliminating defects in products or manufacturing processes.
Safety Zoning: Safety zoning consists of delimiting areas in an industrial facility where specific safety measures are in place to protect workers and prevent accidents.
Zero Inventory: Zero inventory is a strategy aimed at minimising or completely eliminating stock levels in the supply chain. This can be achieved through careful stock management, just-in-time processes and close collaboration with suppliers.
Free Trade Zone: A free trade zone is an area where goods can be imported, stored, processed and re-exported without being subject to the customs duties and regulations of the host country. They promote international trade by reducing costs and red tape.
Containment Zone: A containment zone is a space specially designed to isolate hazardous materials or products in order to prevent leaks or contamination in the industrial environment.
