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Technology, Business, Packaging, Industrial Design, Industrial Engineering, Packaging And Labeling, Retailing, Pallet, Technology / Internet
fresh project often means taking on new personnel. Matt Gould started with Parker Transport in April 2005 and was employed to take on Fortec pallet duties. "Forted has a web-based software package: my main role is to input the work into the system," he says. -It's busiest between 3.30pm and 5pm."
Automated systems can do the jobs of many people, but the personal touch is still important. Last-minute consignments and changes here and there can mean a spot of juggling and you need flesh and blood to handle incidents like these.
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