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Warehouse Management – conceptuals and essentialities

Course overview and objectives

2 days

Duration

2 days

Overview

Managing physical stock movement is a tactical requirement. It is a strategic level for an efficient inventory control system. Stock control has to stay correct and the quantities shown as the book balance tally with the physical balance.

Warehousing and or store keeping looks into receipt, movement, storage and issue of inward and outward requisitions internally and externally. Inventory positioning, mobilization and location, needs to be customer-focus and not merely an operational procedure in the warehouse.

Course Modules

  • The Objectives of Warehousing in Store Keeping:-

The 6 objectives of minimizing costs to advising of materials

  • The Functions of Warehouse Personnel and Storekeeper:-

The functional factors of identification to verification process

  • The Features of Efficient Warehousing and Store Keeping:-

The criteria of location of store to management of store

  • The Relational Factors with other Departmental Roles:-

The stores and purchase competency in relation to department

  • The Benefits of Warehousing and Store Keeping:-

Ensuring continuous flow of material and proper output

  • The Organizational Structuring and Related Functions:-

The steps of structuring and systematic coordination

  • The Principles of Location Layout and Types:-

Factors of availability of space to easing of materials handling

  • The Logistical Processes in Stock Movements:-

Pre-warehousing logistics measures and post-distribution steps

  • The principles and practices of stock take and count:-

Key control points in cycle count and stock replenishment

  • The Management of Service and Security Failure:-

Tracing the source of error and design of corrective actions

Target Audience

A mandatory course for operational and executive personnel engaged in warehousing, storekeeping, materials handling, inventory management, stock control and distribution.

Course Objectives

  • Familiarizing the document and process flow
  • Learning the primary and secondary operations
  • Managing the types of service failure and crisis
  • Understanding the control measures and supervision
  • Adopting effective practices in handling goods and stock

Course Methodology

A seminar-based workshop with power-point and notes lecturing. Group and individual assignment for reinforcing learning points. Interactive group activities with role-play as simulation in workplace.

Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.