Items look like they're stowed all over the place, but it's actually not random at all," says Gary. Once you get your head around the sheer scale of the building and the intricacies behind the system, you start to notice the details. The delivery station is designed with energy efficiency as a top priority. Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) is controlled by a digital building management system that ensures a comfortable working environment at the same time as reducing unnecessary energy consumption. Electric charging points will also be fitted at the delivery station.

She said: “Taking on this project while continuing to operate the building and deliver for our customers has been a real test of our team – and they’ve been fantastic. Not only does the computer tell them the correct box size to choose, a machine deposits exactly the correct amount of tape needed to seal the box. If smell was an issue over half the tables were empty, and it wouldn't have been an issue to give us a table on one side. However I suspect that this was just an excuse so Gillian (short round) could some well needed rest or a late night workout, both would do her well.After travelling on the conveyors, the item will then reach the 'SLAM machine', which stands for scan, label, apply, manifest," says Gary.

She had no concern for how she spoke to us, to the fact the hall was empty and could have used the revenue, Ur only concern seemed to be less customers, less clean up, less hassle, less time in work. Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) is controlled by a building management system (BMS) that ensures a comfortable working environment for associates at the same time as reducing unnecessary energy consumption. LED lighting adjusts according to natural light availability and building occupancy, and indoor air quality is constantly monitored.The system will then know everything about that item and exactly where it is stored in the facility." How is it organised? The barcode of the item is scanned, and this is where the information from the Cubiscan comes in useful. And yet it feels surprisingly empty of people, which serves to remind you of the size of the place. The Hermes driver who has delivered 450 parcels in six days - and she has a message to those who moan about their post