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Segment 4.3 Effective Logistics Control
Segment 4.3 Effective Logistics Control
Knowledge: Will know and understand | Capabilities: Will be able to |
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The principles of stores and warehousing facilities such as:
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Explain how stores and warehouses can be designed and located to ensure efficiency and effectiveness of the locations of inventories, inventory flow and space utilisation |
Key aspects associated with the storage of inventories |
Explain the use of materials handling equipment and palletisation and unit loads, packing and packaging, and automation in warehouse management |
The main modes of transportation in logistics
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Identify the strengths and weaknesses associated with the main modes of freight transportation |
The documentation that is used in transportation of supplies such as:
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Check that documents used in the transportation of supplies are completed and authorised correctly |
The main types of Incoterms in international logistics E, F, C and D terms |
Provide advice to stakeholders on the use of the different classifications of Incoterms in international logistics |
Legislation and regulations on supplies from international sources |
Ensure compliance with legislation and regulations for supplies from international sources |
The principles of stores and warehousing facilities such as:
- The effective and efficient flows of inventory
- Reduction of life-cycle costs
- Space optimisation
Explain how stores and warehouses can be designed and located to ensure efficiency and effectiveness of the locations of inventories, inventory flow and space utilisation
Key aspects associated with the storage of inventories
Explain the use of materials handling equipment and palletisation and unit loads, packing and packaging, and automation in warehouse management
The main modes of transportation in logistics
- Road
- Rail
- Air
- Sea
Identify the strengths and weaknesses associated with the main modes of freight transportation
The documentation that is used in transportation of supplies such as:
- The single administrative document
- Packing list, waybill, consignment notes, bill of lading
- Certificate of origin
- Import/export licences, safety certificate, insurance certificate
- Letters of credit or other financial documentation
Check that documents used in the transportation of supplies are completed and authorised correctly
The main types of Incoterms in international logistics E, F, C and D terms
Provide advice to stakeholders on the use of the different classifications of Incoterms in international logistics
Legislation and regulations on supplies from international sources
Ensure compliance with legislation and regulations for supplies from international sources
This segment was last updated on: 6th November 2024