The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course in Warehouse Management and Inventory Control, for anyone who wants to acquire great skills in warehouse and storage management and learn the secrets of this job and its importance. The world has recently witnessed a severe financial crisis that affected many scientific companies and affected the economies of companies that worked to plan their production rates based on marketing forecasts that were prepared immediately before the global crisis. The world is also now witnessing a successive race in technological development in many goods and products such as mobile devices, laptops, and many types of high-quality products and other products in which development occurs rapidly, which does not allow companies to plan the production of specific models for a long period and in order to maintain a large stock of its components.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers of institutions and companies.
• Workers in the field of purchasing and logistics management.
• Managers and storekeepers and warehouses.
• Businessmen wishing to develop their skills in warehouse management.
• Workers in purchasing committees in institutions.

Knowledge and Benefits:

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

• Gain extensive experience in the field of receiving materials and products that require accurate storage and in a manner that ensures their safety.
• Ensure the flow of products to beneficiaries at the appropriate times.
• Learn about scientific methods of inventory management.
• Learn about best practices in the field of inventory management.
• Contribute to determining the levels stored correctly.
• Identify shortcomings in current methods of determining inventory levels.
• Achieve a balance between materials management and asset management.
• Gain extensive experience in the field of ensuring the availability of goods and commodities according to the required quantities and in the specified place and time.
• Work to reduce the financial risks resulting from increased inventory, especially in cases of financial fluctuations.
• Work to reduce the percentage of frozen capital in stored goods to the lowest possible level.

• Introduction to Warehouse Management
  • Definition of warehouse management
  • Importance of inventory management in business
  • Main objectives of warehouse management
•  Types of Warehouses and Stores
  • Types of warehouses: retail, wholesale, cold storage
  • Components of warehouses and their functions
•  Warehouse Design
  • Principles of warehouse design
  • How to plan warehouse space efficiently
  • Importance of work flow in warehouses
•  Storage Technologies
  • Different storage methods: vertical storage, rack storage, mobile storage
  • How to choose the right method according to inventory type
•  Inventory Management System
  • Introduction to inventory management systems
  • Importance of technology in inventory control
•  Inventory Valuation Methods
  • Inventory valuation methods: FIFO, LIFO, Average Cost
  • How to choose the right method according to needs
•  Inventory Tracking
  • Inventory tracking techniques: barcodes, RFID
  • How to use technology to improve inventory tracking
•  Inventory Monitoring and Reporting
  • How to prepare inventory reports
  • Importance of periodic inventory analysis
•  Improving Inventory Management
  • Inventory optimization strategies: planning, forecasting, and demand
  • How external factors affect inventory
•  Inventory Management in Cases Emergencies
  • How to deal with stock crises: shortages, surpluses
  • Inventory emergency strategies
•  Supply chain integration
  • The role of warehouses in the supply chain
  • How to improve collaboration between warehouses and other partners
•  Recent trends in warehouse management
  • Technological innovations in inventory management
  • The impact of artificial intelligence and big data on warehouse management