The British Academy for Training and Development offers this course to the following categories:

• Managers of institutions and companies.
• Workers in the field of warehouse management.
• Businessmen wishing to develop their expertise in warehouse management.
• Workers in government institutions.
• Secretaries and deputy secretaries of warehouses in government institutions.
• Students and graduates of business schools at various universities.
• Anyone who finds himself in need of this course and wants to develop his skills and experience.

After completing the program, trainees will be able to master the following topics:

• Identify the conditions that must be met in warehouses in order to preserve the materials contained therein.
• Full knowledge of choosing the appropriate place to establish warehouses.
• Gaining extensive experience in the field of warehouse and warehouse management in state institutions.
• Acquire skills in dealing with the latest technologies and technical programs involved in warehouse management.
• Work to get rid of stagnant stock in stores and warehouses.
• Knowledge of methods and basics of disposal of stagnant inventory.
• Organizing the warehouse in a way that protects goods from damage.

• Definition of the concept of warehouses.
• Types of warehouses.
• The function of warehouses in institutions.
• Basics of storage function (goals, functions, organization).
• Internal planning of stores.
• Storage and inventory plan.
• Calculating the warehouse space and the quantity that can be stored.
• The governing factors in determining the locations of items within the warehouse.
• Methods for identifying transportation and handling equipment used in home operations.
• Receiving and inspection procedures.
• Procedures for issuing items from warehouses.
• Storage methods.
• Planning and securing supplies, materials, and work requirements.
• Applying comparison, qualification and evaluation methods for suppliers.
• Negotiating with suppliers.
• Preparing and writing tenders and concluding contracts.
• Preparing supplier databases electronically.
• Planning and organizing the warehouse.
• Apply inventory control methods.
• Determine the economic size of the purchase.
• Preparing policies and methods for getting rid of stagnation.
• Preparing electronic tables for items stored in the warehouse.
• Monitoring supplies and preparing supplier reports using computers.
• Dealing with warehouse data electronically (incoming - outgoing - outgoing - balance.).
• Computerized inventory control.
• The function of warehouse management, its objectives and economics.
• Inventory planning.
• Storage levels.
• Inventory planning and control systems.
• Determine the minimum, reorder limit and maximum.
• Warehouse planning and design.
• Job descriptions and training of warehouse workers.
• Initial receipt, inspection, final receipt, classification, coding, disbursement, and transfer processes between warehouses.
• Methods of inventory classification and the concept of inventory.
• The conditions that must be met in warehouses in order to preserve the materials contained therein.
• Principles for choosing the appropriate place to establish warehouses.
• Foundations of warehouse and warehouse management in state institutions.
• The latest technologies and technical programs involved in warehouse management.
• How to organize the warehouse in a way that protects the goods from damage.
• Comprehensive supply chain management.
• Process inventory counts and checks.
• Classification and encryption.
• Modern technologies used in warehouse and warehouse management.