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Life Cycle of a Pallet

Life Cycle of a Pallet

In our hands, pallets stay in-use or out of your way. ABM manages the entire pallet process from arrival to disposal, so your staff can focus on keeping products moving.

April 4, 2019
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Lifecycle of a Pallet

In our hands, pallets stay in-use or out of your way. ABM manages the entire pallet process from arrival to disposal, so your staff can focus on keeping products moving.

Step-by-Step Process

STEP 1:
Pallets arrive with products.

STEP 2:
We pre-assess damage to avoid mishaps.

STEP 3:
Pallets are unloaded by your teams.

STEP 4:
We clear empty pallets and any debris quickly.

STEP 5:
Empty pallets are checked and sorted for in-house use or return.

STEP 6:
Pallets are reused efficiently, always ready when and where your team needs them.

STEP 7:
Pallets are periodically monitored for damage.

STEP 8:
Pallets at the end of their life are either recycled or disposed of.

Contact Information

To speak directly to a solutions expert about the unique facility service needs of your distribution centers, please call 866.624.1520 or visit [ABM.com/Mfg-Dist](https://www.abm.com/mfg-dist).

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