The Iveco automatic spare parts warehouse in Turin, built in 1997, needed a technological upgrade to meet new operational requirements and the increase in daily shipments. It was essential to improve storage capacity and efficiency without interrupting the workflow.
The revamping and expansion project carried out by LCS for the K+N–Iveco spare parts automated warehouse in Turin is a concrete example of how technological innovation can modernize existing infrastructure and adapt it to evolving market demands.
Originally built in 1997, the facility was designed according to the logistics standards of the time. Over the years, it has been progressively upgraded to handle:
Thanks to the partnership with Kuehne + Nagel, a global logistics leader, LCS executed mechanical, software, and infrastructure upgrades without interrupting daily operations.
Key Milestones:
2019 Expansion:
Alongside mechanical upgrades, LCS delivered:
All interventions were executed without halting warehouse operations, thanks to rigorous coordination and continuous presence of project managers. Upon completion, comprehensive training was provided to operational and maintenance staff, ensuring smooth adoption and effective knowledge transfer.
Results:
The upgraded warehouse is now a strategic asset in modern logistics, capable of supporting future growth and maintaining high performance, reliability, and operational continuity.