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Certified Fleet & Transportation Professional

Course Overview

Transportation operations significantly impact over 70% of an organization’s supply chain expenses. Therefore, ensuring the accuracy of the transportation function is crucial for an organization, whether its goal is to address personnel mobility requirements or efficiently carry out the delivery of goods and materials. We offer you a strategic advantage with our course, exploring the details of transportation management, starting from the requirements for successful fleet maintenance programs and workshops, powerful fleet and driver safety initiatives, budgeting and distribution routing techniques, to key fleet performance metrics.

Become a Certified Fleet & Transportation Professional and distinguish yourself in this dynamic field.

Who Should Attend

  • Production and inventory management
  • Operations
  • Supply chain management
  • Procurement
  • Materials management
  • Purchasing
  • Finance and cost accounting
  • Manufacturing information systems

Course Objectives

At the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the challenges, objectives and functions of warehousing
  • Perform ABC inventory classification and cycle counting and calculate record accuracy and discrepancies
  • Describe the different types of storage and material handling systems
  • Improve supervisory skills and deal more effectively with warehouse staff issues
  • Develop better skills for housekeeping and safety within the warehouse
  • Measure warehouse productivity using the right Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and conduct a scientific audit of the warehouse

Course Content

Introduction to warehousing management

  • Objectives of warehousing
  • The modern warehouse
  • The warehousing cycle
  • Problems and challenges in warehousing
  • Warehousing and inventory costs
  • Customer service in warehousing

Inventory classification and record accuracy

  • Types of inventory
  • The ABC classification
  • Uses of the ABC classification
  • Inventory record accuracy
  • Reasons for poor accuracy
  • Periodic and cycle counting
  • Systems and methodology of counting
  • Knowing what is inside the warehouse
  • Knowing how much is inside the warehouse

Storage and material handling systems

  • Layout of the warehouse
  • Size and shape of the warehouse
  • Storage utilization and organization
  • Types of storage systems
  • Fixed versus random location
  • Material handling equipment
  • Material handling equipment checklist
  • Improving the receiving/issuing material operations

Dealing with staff related warehousing issues

  • Key roles of the warehouse manager
  • Staff management issues
  • Corrective guidance techniques
  • Qualities of a good warehouse employee
  • Motivation of warehouse employees

Safety in the warehouse

  • Good housekeeping inside the warehouse
  • Identifying safety hazards
  • Unsafe acts and conditions
  • Causes of damage
  • Planning for safety

Productivity and audit of a warehouse

  • Definition of productivity
  • Causes of lost time
  • Warehousing key performance indicators
  • Objectives of the warehouse audit
  • Components of the audit
  • Steps to follow before, during and after the audit

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Course Code DU0906 Category
Location: Dubai, UAE
Duration: 5 Days
Language: English
Cost: 15,770 SAR
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