Case study · Food and cold storage

99% optimal performance at a UK warehouse

Nestlé's UK warehouse runs at 99% optimal temperature performance on JTF monitoring, with 100% data completeness, after a set-up that didn't disrupt day-to-day work.

An engineer loading white wireless sensors into a calibration chamber
99%optimal temperature performance at Nestlé's UK warehouse, with 100% data completeness
Customer
Nestlé UK & IRE
Sector
Food and cold storage
Rules it served
Nestlé quality and compliance requirements
Site
A large UK warehouse
Monitored
Temperature and humidity in storage areas
Data completeness
100%

The problem

As Nestlé Health Science moved into a new operational set-up, environmental monitoring became a new compliance requirement for its UK warehouse.

The business needed accurate, continuous records of temperature and humidity, and it needed them without adding complexity, delay or disruption to the warehouse's existing processes.

What we did

JTF supplied and installed the monitoring and set it up to fit how the warehouse already worked.

  • Wireless sensors for temperature and humidity across the storage areas.
  • Monitoring software for readings, alarms and reports, fitted into existing workflows.
  • A planned installation that left day-to-day operations running.

The result

The warehouse runs at 99% optimal temperature performance, with 100% data completeness, so there are no gaps in the record when an auditor asks.

Nestlé met the new monitoring requirement quickly, and the team kept its focus on running the warehouse.

In figures

What changed, at a glance

A warehouse running in rangeIllustrative
Warehouse zonelimits 15 to 25 °C

Shape illustrative; the published figures are above.

20-minute compliance check

Would your records stand up the same way?

In 20 minutes we look at how you prove temperature to your inspector or auditor, and where the gaps are. You get a short list of what to fix first. No product tour.