Etex | Bristol | 2026

From Yard Complexity to Control: Peripass at Etex - 230 Trucks/Day, 110 Parking Bays

Lunch & learn
18.08.2026
- 18.08.2026
12:30
- 15:30
Bristol
UK
Speaker
Richard Farr
- Head of Logistics and Warehousing
This event will be hosted in English.

Etex is a global leader in lightweight construction solutions, producing high-performing building materials used in safe, sustainable and smart buildings. At the Bristol site, this becomes very tangible: a busy manufacturing yard where inbound and outbound shipments, SAP-integrated flows, weighbridge processes, preloading, live loading, shunter operations and document handling all come together.

Before Peripass?

* More manual coordination between reception, dispatch, warehouse and drivers
* Less visibility on what was happening across the yard
* More operational complexity around loading, weighing and document handling

After Peripass?

* Drivers move through the yard with clearer instructions
* Dispatchers gain more control and visibility
* SAP, kiosks, weighbridges and yard operations are connected in one flow
* Manual work is reduced, while safety, efficiency and control improve

That is why Etex Bristol is such a strong Lunch & Learn location: visitors do not just hear about yard management, they see Peripass in action in a real, operational and impressive manufacturing yard.

Program of the day
12:30 -
Welcome and lunch
13:00 -
Presentation
14:00 -
Yard visit
15:00 -
Q&A

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At the gate
No more chaos at the reception desk, no more trucks queueing up outside the gates on the street, no more chaos of people walking between trucks in overcrowded parking lots.
On the yard
How do you ensure safety compliance, a quick truck turnaround, and optimal usage of your available parking and loading docks?
In the control tower
Automated task assignments prevent yard operators from idling, allowing for productivity without complicated walkie-talkie communication or task allocation delays.