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Logistics & transportation

A cross-dock or a truck terminal is not a warehouse that happens to have more doors. Freight sits for hours, not days. Drivers are in and out. The dirt is diesel film, mud off the yard, and a driver room that turns over all day. Apex scopes these sites on their own, separate from a storage-warehouse contract.

A ride-on sweeper in a pallet aisle of a distribution centre.

Terminal managers, fleet supervisors, and 3PL site leads. A different buyer from the person who runs a storage warehouse.

What usually goes wrong

Storage-warehouse specs miss the driver washroom, the dispatch counter, and the dock that is never empty. Office specs miss the building entirely. Terminals also have a safety line: the crew needs a place to stand that is not a live lane.

What the contract covers

  • Dock and cross-dock floors during a gap in the waves
  • Driver room, washrooms, and dispatch
  • Entry from the yard, including the mud that comes in with people
  • Yard-facing glass and the waste area by the door, if it is in the walk

How it is usually scheduled

Often more than one short visit rather than a single long night. Start dates matter here: a terminal replacing a vendor usually wants the first week overlapped, not a cold start on a Monday peak.

Logistics & transportation

Discuss your cleaning requirements.

Tell us the facility type first. If you are replacing a vendor or the site is large, ask for a walkthrough in the same form.

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