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This qualification is appropriate for a person managing a warehouse or inventory system such as a Logistics Manager or Supply & Distribution Manager, Procurement Manager or Purchasing Manager. The job role may include responsibility for planning and directing the supply and distribution activities of organisations. It also serves as a foundation for career development and for those who wish to gain a formal qualification in the logistics and supply chain profession.

Career opportunities

Warehouse and Distribution
Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Customer Service
Purchasing and Procurement

Recognition of prior learning

Recognition of Prior learning (RPL) is “the acknowledgement of the skills and knowledge” that you have gained though previous studies, work and life experiences. If RPL is granted, this will mean that you will not have to complete the study or assessments for a unit or units of competency experiences. If RPL is granted, this will mean that you will not have to complete the study or assessments for a unit or units of competency. Recognition of prior learning (RPL) is “the acknowledgement of the skills and knowledge” that you have gained through previous studies, work and life.

Units of competency

• Manage facility and inventory requirements
• Manage fatigue management policy and procedures
• Ensure a safe workplace
• Manage export logistics
• Manage compliance with customer service
• Develop a transport and distribution business plan
• Establish international distribution networks
• Contribute to the development of a workplace learning environment
• Develop and evaluate strategies for transport and distribution enterprises
• Manage international purchasing
• Manage budgets and financial plans
• Manage suppliers
• Conduct environmental audits
• Manage peoples preformance