Warehousing and Distribution Essentials

Warehousing and Distribution Essentials

Issued by Enderun Colleges

Recipients of this badge should demonstrate their understanding of concepts in Warehouse and Distribution Management. The paradigm of the topic is covered by the determination of the efficiency, effective utilization, cost implications, and the working environment of the warehouse and distribution facilities, mapped out in a bigger scale and scope of Supply Chain Management. These metrics are measurable and are evaluated through the recipient's ability to examine the given case study.

Skills

Earning Criteria

  • Element 1.1 Warehousing Essentials: Inventory Control. Demonstrate the essentials of managing inventory in a storage facility, and explain its impact on the overall supply chain strategy of the firm.
  • Element 1.2 Warehousing Essentials: Inventory Digital Infrastructure and Info-Systems. Demonstrate the applicable digital infrastructure for a storage facility to manage properly its inventory, and explain its impact on the overall supply chain strategy of the firm.
  • Element 1.3 Warehousing Essentials: Warehouse Receiving. Demonstrate the techniques of receiving and validating the inventory items, and explain its impact on the overall supply chain strategy of the firm.
  • Element 1.4 Warehousing Essentials: Putaway and Release. Demonstrate the techniques of storage, picking, dispensing, and release of inventory items, and explain its impact on the overall supply chain strategy of the firm.
  • Element 2.1 Distribution Essentials: Distribution Channels. Demonstrate the essentials of distribution channels, and explain its impact on the overall supply chain strategy of the firm.
  • Element 2.2 Distribution Essentials: Logistics and Transport. Demonstrate the concepts, techniques, and schedule of logistics and transport, and explain its impact on the overall supply chain strategy of the firm.
  • Element 2.3 Distribution Essentials: Distribution Management. Demonstrate how the company responds to the distribution of its finished goods in order to cope with customer demand, and explain its impact on the overall supply chain strategy of the firm.