Most unloads happen in warehouses that still have orders to get out the door.
Separate the flows
Keep the unload path and the dispatch path apart. Where they must cross, mark it clearly and slow everything down at the crossing point.
Stage, then put away
Getting the container emptied quickly is usually the priority — the truck is waiting. Stage the stock in a marked area, release the truck, then put away at a sensible pace.
Timing
Schedule the unload outside your dispatch peak if you can. First thing, or after the last pick-up, keeps the aisles free.
Tell your own team
Warehouse staff working around an unexpected crew and a forklift is how near-misses happen. A two-minute heads-up before the truck arrives is enough.
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