Diploma of Supply Chain And Logistics

Learning outcomes from the course:

• Learners would understand what is Supply chain (Procurement, warehouse, transport & distributions) and logistics (Asset management & fleet management) is about and clearly differentiate.
• Leaners would understand cross cutting standards archiving, health & safety, facility management & security) and how its related to supply chain and logistics.
• Clearly understand what Incoterms is and the current 2020 incoterms.
• Helping your organisation (if working already) work towards minimum standard in humanitarian logistics for compliance in different donors after taking this course.
• Understand how Supply chain & logistics work is structured with INGOs/NGOs to get the desired career developments.
• Supply chain and Logistics is an integral part of project planning, and therefore management of this functional area should be considered in terms of the whole project.
• Supply and Logistics activities should be managed in conjunction with programme activities and the different phases.
• In other words, you can consider logistics activities as the operational component of supply chain management, including quantification, procurement, inventory management, transportation and fleet management, and data collection and reporting. Supply chain management includes the logistics activities plus the coordination and collaboration of staff, levels, and functions.