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Learn warehouse and inventory management in-person or online in this three-day class.
Have you ever asked yourself, why are we still operating the way we did 20 years ago? Why is the warehouse viewed by management as a drain on company resources? Why does the sales department blame many of their problems on poor warehouse performance? Why do some distribution centers have excellent performance while ours struggles? If you have asked yourself any of these questions, this class is for you.
In the Warehouse Management Certification portion of the course, you will learn to efficiently control the day-to-day operations of this vital part of the supply chain process. You will learn best practices in the management of the warehouse to include receiving, put-away, picking, and shipping and in overseeing and controlling the inventory of a company’s products. You will learn industry-recommended procedures to manage people, processes, and systems to ensure goods are received and dispatched appropriately, and productivity targets are met.
In the Introduction, you will learn about the emerging Industry 4.0 technologies that are bringing about dramatic change within the supply chain. You will learn about the smart factory, cloud computing, the internet of things (IoT), robotics, 3D printing, and blockchain.
In Module One, you will learn what gives a company a competitive advantage, what is best-in-class supply chain performance, the four elements of warehouse optimization, the growth path for warehouse optimization, and how to do a warehouse maturity scan.
In Module Two, you will learn change management to facilitate a change-oriented culture, and how to develop a warehouse strategy to give direction.
In Module Three, you will learn warehouse justification; material handling; warehouse services; best practices for the three fundamental warehouse activities, inbound processes, storage, and outbound processes; wave planning, value-added-logistics, and cross-docking.
In Module Four, you will learn about warehouse management systems (WMS), WMS modules, real-time communication, material handling control, and interfaces.
In Module Five, you will learn how to create a service level agreement, write standard operating procedures, use activity-based costing, and create performance indicators (KPIs).
In Module Six, you will learn service level improvement, efficiency improvement, and compact storage.
In Module Seven of the Warehouse Management Certification portion of the course, you will learn how to optimize productivity through better utilization of resources, justification, capacity planning, wave management, and task management.
In Module Eight, you will learn to achieve the desired service level and reduce overall costs through better utilization of available resources; utilization improvement by cutting, activating, and/or postponing; and space utilization.
In Module Nine, you will learn how to identify discontinuities (an interruption in the physical properties of a product with most discontinuities falling into one or more of three categories 1) inherent, 2) processing, and 3) service discontinuities), activity-based pricing, synchronized planning, and virtual warehousing.
In Module Ten, you will learn to reconsider the services provided by the distribution center through rationalizing, accelerate/decelerate, and balance.
To complete the Warehouse Management Certification portion of the course, you will learn to create a warehouse action plan to organize evolution, optimization actions to create fun and successes, and project management to give guidance.
In the Front Line Leadership Training Course, you will learn how to establish direction for your team and to influence and align them toward the company’s goals, motivating and committing them to action and making them responsible for their performance.
In the Leadership Training for Managers Course, you will learn how to establish direction for your team and to influence and align them toward the company’s goals, motivating and committing them to action and making them responsible for their performance.
In the Supervisor Training Class, you will learn to organize workflow and ensure employees understand their duties or delegated tasks, monitor employee productivity and provide constructive feedback and coaching, set goals for performance and deadlines in ways that comply with the company’s plans and vision.
In the Cost Accounting Training Course, you will learn the accounting process used for the recording, classifying, analyzing, summarizing, allocating, and evaluating all key costs, including inventory valuation, job costing, production process costing, standard costing, and fixed costs such overhead and depreciation of capital equipment, to enable management to consider various alternative courses of action and control of costs based on cost efficiency and company capability.
Maximizing Profits through the Integration of Lean, Six Sigma, and the Theory of Constraints will show you how to draw the best from Lean and Six Sigma by employing principles drawn from the Theory of Constraints. This approach will ensure your effort is focused in the right place, at the right time, using the right tools, and the right amount of resources. This multi-pronged approach addresses cost accounting, variation, waste, and performance measurements. But most importantly, it focuses your organization on the right areas to optimize.
In Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Training students will learn the administrative processes that cover all aspects of operations, from workforce activities to asset maintenance, repair, and overhaul that take place in a fleet MRO operation.
In Production Management Certification Training, you will learn how to apply management principles such as planning, organizing, directing, and controlling the production process to a factory’s production function.
In the Production Planning, Scheduling, and Control course students will learn the administrative processes that cover all aspects of operations, from workforce activities to product delivery, that take place in a manufacturing company.
In the Six Sigma (6σ) Certification Training Course, you will learn this management ideology that provides organizations with techniques and tools for process improvement to increase performance and decrease process variation to reduce defects and improve profits, employee morale, and quality products or services.
In the supply chain management (SCM) training class, working professionals will learn to optimize their supply chain operations through efficient design, planning, execution, control, and monitoring of supply chain activities with the objectives of creating net value, building a competitive infrastructure, leveraging logistics, synchronizing supply with demand, and measuring performance.