Load Building

What goes on one vehicle and where on the deck each pallet sits — drawn, so a planner can see whether it fits before promising a date.

18 steps · 10 questions · 5 screens on this shelf

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The screens on this shelf

• Load Builder The deck, drawn to scale, with every pallet where it actually sits. Drag one and the weight, the cube, the flo
• Loads One vehicle worth of freight. Utilization is the whole point: a trailer at sixty per cent is forty per cent of
• Vehicle Types The kinds of vehicle a plan may use. The inside dimensions are the load builder’s canvas: it draws exactly tha
• Vehicles One actual vehicle, owned, leased or the carrier’s. The compliance dates sit on the master because each of the
• Drivers Who drives. The hours are the point: a driver out of hours is a load that does not go, and scheduling a run th

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