Mention “job site,” “street permits,” “early morning,” “open top container,” or “glass” to some logistics professionals, and you might see them running for the hills. Not at Juno. These phrases are practically tattooed in our DNA because these are the types of challenges we love to conquer!

Juno’s Project Cargo team engaged with manufacturing plants abroad, installation crews, and countless other personnel to review the loading schema and project stages across all phases of delivery. Factory production and installation sequences were unsynchronized, and neither FIFO (first in, first out) nor LIFO (last in, first out) would suffice due to the specialized nature of this cargo. Juno’s experts had to create a storage and inbound/outbound handling plan that would ensure immediate access to mission-critical cargo throughout the project timeline. Site variability and third-party delays were also factored into the rendered solution. The material handling plan ensured fragile and unwieldy pieces were handled as little as possible. The result: This project boasted a breakage rate of 0%. Furthermore, Juno arranged almost 40 early morning, precision-loaded deliveries to the site, bringing approximately 1.26 million pounds of materials destined to redefine the Cleveland skyline.