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EDE’S (UK) Ltd

EDE’S (UK) Ltd. Working with the LSE Relocation Specialists Established Since 1869. Ede’s. Experience of major relocations (undertook Move into NAB) One of the UKs Largest independent commercial relocation companies Purpose built fleet of modern vehicles. Up to date techniques & equipment

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EDE’S (UK) Ltd

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  1. EDE’S (UK) Ltd Working with the LSE Relocation Specialists Established Since 1869

  2. Ede’s • Experience of major relocations (undertook Move into NAB) • One of the UKs Largest independent commercial relocation companies • Purpose built fleet of modern vehicles. • Up to date techniques & equipment • Customer satisfaction paramount

  3. Move Planning • Meetings with Department Reps (Move Champions) • Move information Pack for Move Champions (Dates, times, labelling Regime) • Hints and tips sheet for all staff • On site team before and after moves

  4. Preparing for the Move • The following brief tips will help you, to help others prepare to move

  5. Labelling Golden Rule for labelling NO LABEL - NO MOVE • If an item is left behind and it does not have a label on you will only have yourself to blame!

  6. Labelling • This is the way a typical label should be laid out. EDE’S Black Bill Tiernan Position A 60

  7. Labelling • The colour of the label indicates the delivery floor area • The first number takes the item to the correct position • The second box is for name or other information

  8. Crates • Crates should be separated from stack before packing • Do not pack Crates on your desk. • Stack loaded Crates in 3’s or 4’s.

  9. Crates • Do not load the crate so that it is too heavy to pick it up yourself. • Always place the label on the short end in in the right corner. • Do not place the label on the lid, in the crate or on the long side.

  10. Label Placement-Crates

  11. PACKING • Where possible who packs – unpacks • Edes will undertake Bulk Filing (Books etc) • A Label with destination number given to cupboard and /or shelf. • An Identical label placed on left hand end of crate • Files taken from shelf and loaded into crate from left to right.

  12. Label Placement - IT

  13. EDE’S Setting The Standards By Which Others Are Judged

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