WAREHOUSE AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

Course Overview:

Warehousing and Inventory Management play a crucial role in how things move from production to your hands. Businesses need to keep a supply of materials and finished products to start making things and get them to customers. In this course, we will explore the important job of Warehousing and Inventory Management. We will focus on the key things that happen in warehouses, like storing and organizing goods. You will also learn how to make the most of the storage space and even look at how warehouses can use automation. It is all about understanding how to handle and store things smartly so that businesses can work smoothly and get products to you efficiently.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn to navigate and utilize various forms used in warehouse operations.
• Understand the role of automation in warehouses.
• Grasp the pivotal role warehouses play in the supply chain.
• Develop essential skills in managing storage spaces, ensuring effective organization and accessibility of goods within a warehouse.
• Learn how to seamlessly integrate warehousing and inventory processes.
• Master the principles of inventory control and gain the ability to regulate stock levels efficiently for streamlined operations.

The purpose of this course is to assist supply chain professionals in comprehending and utilizing the following four (4) important and major facets of inventory management:

• Aim for Maximum Stock Level
• Construct a Plan for Inventory Management
•  Create and oversee warehouse operations
• Boost precision, and accountability, and minimize component diversity

The management of inventory, including lead time management, demand planning, and interacting with other functional groups directly and indirectly involved in inventory planning and operations, should be understood by participants. They should also be able to comprehend the financial effects of inventory and the risks associated with both over and under-holding of inventory.When warehouse and inventory operations are done well, organizations are far healthier and more productive.

IMPACT

• Obtains International Notoriety
• makes you more marketable abroad
• Boosts your Earning Potential: PMs with certification make 25% more money than those without.
• expands one’s options for a profession
• Establish job security while enhancing your character

ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT

• Boosts the general efficacy of an organization
• Skilled project managers optimize your business’s return on investment by completing tasks on schedule and within budget.
• raises client satisfaction
• Change the culture of the company
  When warehouse and inventory operations are done well, organizations are far healthier and more productive.