This short course is the first module of the APICS Certified in Planning & Inventory Management which is a designation held by over 130,000 supply chain practitioners all over the world. The exam is optional, but if passed, allows participants to continue to Part 2 of the program and complete the certification.
The sessions covered in this course include:
Important:
It is a requirement that all students have the current CPIM Part 1 Learning System prior to commencing the course.
Learning Systems and Certification Exams are purchased separately and are not included in the price of Online Certification Review Courses.
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The course is suitable for buyers, planners, product planners, material managers, supply planners, demand planners, inventory managers, supply chain analysts, supply chain managers, and graduates entering supply chain.
Attending our course is the most effective way to prepare to pass the CPIM exam.
By choosing to study with the Australasian Supply Chain Institute, you have the confidence of knowing our highly qualified instructors are CPIM Certified, experienced professionals who are ready to guide you through the preparation process.
Our Online Certification Review courses are delivered via our online webinar platform. You will be connected with a live facilitator who will take you through the content, allow for questions and answers, provide guidance as you work through the Learning System between sessions and share insights and experiences to set you up for success.
To access the session you will need a Windows or Mac PC/Laptop with a broadband internet connection.
It is also advised that you have a headset and microphone available to make the most of the experience.
Please ensure you are able to accommodate the required self paced study from the Learning System between sessions as failure to do so may see you fall behind.
ASCI professional certification partner, VCare Academy, has designed the CSSC to increase knowledge of the role of the store and warehouse, the functions of the store and warehouse personnel, how stock is managed and moved into through and out of the warehouse either to an internal customer or an external customer.
Course costs include workbook, Online Classes and Exam (plus one resit if needed).
This course is part of ASCI's Continued Professional Development program and will prepare students for the CSSC exam. Once attained, the professional certification qualifies for eligibility points under Registration.
1.1 Warehousing and Supply Chain Management
1.2 Roles, Responsibilities, and Relationships
1.3 Customer Service
Learning Outcomes
2.1 Risk and Safety Management
2.2 Warehouse Safety and PPE
2.3 Emergency Situations and Precautions
3.1 Stores Layout
3.2 Stores Productivity and Continuous Improvement
3.3 Materials Handling and Storage Equipment
3.4 Transportation
4.1 Classifying and Coding Stock
4.2 Stock taking and Stock Audits
Course Outline
5.1 Inbound Logistics
5.2 Stock Issues
5.3 Stock Returns
5.4 Reverse Logistics
5.5 Distribution Management
Attending our course is the most effective way to prepare to pass the CSSC exam.
By choosing to study with the Australasian Supply Chain Institute, you have the confidence of knowing our highly qualified instructors are CSSC Certified, experienced professionals who are ready to guide you through the preparation process.
Please ensure you are able to accommodate the required self paced study between sessions as failure to do so may see you fall behind.
This short course is the second module of the APICS Certified in Planning & Inventory Management which is a designation held by over 130,000 supply chain practitioners all over the world. The exam is optional, but if passed with Part 1 certificate, allows participants to obtain CPIM certificate.
It is a requirement that all students have the current CPIM Part 2 Learning System prior to commencing the course.
The APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) program arms you with end-to-end supply chain knowledge to help you and your business remain competitive in today’s economy. Boost your confidence in supply chain management and master the skills needed to bring new ideas to suppliers, plants, and distributors while improving customer satisfaction. With a CSCP Certification, you’ll gain valuable experience to effectively manage global supply chain efforts and implement essential concepts and strategies to improve day-to-day operations.
There are eight modules:
It is a requirement that all students have the current CSCP Learning System prior to commencing the course.
Earning your CSCP credential will help you:
Attending our course is the most effective way to prepare to pass the CSCP exam.
By choosing to study with the Australasian Supply Chain Institute, you have the confidence of knowing our highly qualified instructors are CSCP Certified, experienced professionals who are ready to guide you through the preparation process.
Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution (CLTD) proves an in-depth understanding of how to streamline logistics, transportation and distribution including order management, distribution inventory management and warehouse management.
By earning the CLTD designation, you join a network of professionals in logistics, transportation and distribution who are dedicated to reducing their industry’s impact while providing new, innovative solutions. With a CLTD designation, you’ll advance your ability to lead in this sector through best practices and the most up-to-date strategies and trends.
There are nine modules:
It is a requirement that all students have the current CLTD Learning System prior to commencing the course.
Attending our course is the most effective way to prepare to pass the CLTD exam.
By choosing to study with the Australasian Supply Chain Institute, you have the confidence of knowing our highly qualified instructors are CLTD Certified, experienced professionals who are ready to guide you through the preparation process.
To access the session you will need a Windows or Mac PC/Laptop with a broadband internet connection. It is also advised that you have a headset and microphone available to make the most of the experience.
As a WA fourth generation family owned business that has been manufacturing premium garden products since 1916, Richgro is now one of the top garden products suppliers in Australia. This is a unique opportunity to learn about the supply chain strategy and operation of a business that supplies product throughout Australia from their Jandakot operation and with collaborative supply chain partners in other States. Seasonality in demand is an important factor & the product range runs from high volume low value products such as soils to low volume higher value products such as chemical formulations for fertilising and pest control. Flexibility in production capacity is key to the success of the business.
We will discover how the supply chain team at Richgro navigated the disruptions of Covid 19 & what, if any permanent changes it has led to in the way the supply chain is structured and managed.
Operating out of the Jandakot site there are extensive automated bagging and packing facilities for the manufacture of fertilisers and landscape materials (potting mixes, composts and mulches), along with warehousing facilities from where operations in all other Australian states are serviced. Many of the raw materials consumed during the manufacturing processes are by-products of other external production and hence waste material reuse is a key feature of this business – the circular economy.
Along with the core fertiliser and landscape materials business, Richgro operates a state-of-the-art Anaerobic Digestion Plant, which turns large volumes of food and beverage waste into methane gas. This methane gas in turn creates electricity which is used to power the entire Richgro site and also returns excess energy to the grid – positive environmental impact preventing landfill and it represents a renewable energy source.
Freight management is a major cost to the business and we will hear about a recent initiative using a specialist consulting company resulting in improved efficiency / lower costs per tonne mile for freight.
The site tour will be conducted by Richgro management, followed by time for questions and general discussion about the business and in-particular the various supply chain processes and issues.
12 Oct 2022 (Wednesday)
8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. (Western Australia time) [please arrive at 7:45 a.m.]
Address: 203 Acourt Rd Jandakot WA 6164 (off Nicholson Rd)
Anyone (ASCI Member or Non-member) who reside in WA are welcome to join.
Click here to register for the Site Visit. We will send you the site visit arrangement when the event date gets closer.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain Continued Professional Development points to go towards your Registration and Certification Maintenance.
Want to learn more about the ASCI Continued Professional Development Program? Click here.
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Thank you!
Produced by School of Business & Law, Edith Cowan University and presented as part of the ASCI CPD Program. ASCI, as partner of Edith Cowan University, is proud to support the upcoming panel discussion.
19 October 2022 (Wednesday)
5:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. (Perth time)
Location: ECU City Hub Level 1, 491 Wellington Street, Perth
This panel discussion is awarded two (2) continued professional development points.
Event registration
Please note there are two registration steps:
Don't miss this opportunity to gain Continued Professional Development point to go towards your Registration and Certification Maintenance.
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