Who Should Attend?

• Warehouse officers seeking to enhance their operational competencies.

• Employees working in supply chain, logistics, and procurement departments.

• Warehouse managers aiming to update their knowledge and improve team performance.

• Individuals interested in building professional expertise in inventory control and warehouse operations.

Knowledge and Benefits:

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

• Enable participants to understand the principles of warehouse structure and organization according to material types.

• Strengthen participants’ skills in applying inventory control methods and interpreting stock data.

• Develop the ability to select appropriate tools and systems for effective warehouse management.

• Improve participants’ accuracy in documenting stock movements and following established procedures.

• Provide professional standards that support improved warehouse performance and operational excellence.

• Overview of Warehouse Operations

  • Functions and roles of warehouses within the supply chain.

  • Key concepts related to material flow and storage practices.

  • Organizational requirements for establishing an effective storage system.

• Material Classification and Storage Arrangement

  • Methods for classifying materials by value, type, and usage.

  • Principles for determining optimal storage locations.

  • Factors affecting prioritization in handling different materials.

• Technical Planning Elements

  • Standards for allocating space and designing movement pathways.

  • Safety considerations relating to stored materials.

  • Techniques to increase the efficiency of storage areas.

• Storage Systems and Components

  • Types of racking and shelving systems.

  • Features of common material-handling equipment.

  • Criteria for selecting storage structures based on material nature.

• Concept and Purpose of Inventory Control

  • Importance of accuracy between actual stock and recorded data.

  • Key indicators used to evaluate inventory levels.

  • Tools that support stock verification and count procedures.

• Inventory Control Techniques

  • ABC analysis and alternative classification models.

  • Determining optimal order quantities.

  • Setting maximum, minimum, and reorder levels.

• Receiving Operations

  • Steps for inspecting materials and verifying documentation accuracy.

  • Standards for recording and entering data correctly.

  • Factors influencing the quality of receiving operations.

• Issuing Operations and Movement Tracking

  • Procedures for delivering items to internal departments.

  • Verifying material condition and validity prior to issuing.

  • Methods for documenting and monitoring stock movement.

• Occupational Safety Standards

  • Planning safe movement routes inside warehouses.

  • Guidelines for handling hazardous materials.

  • Preventive actions to reduce accidents within storage areas.

• Stock Protection and Quality Assurance

  • Techniques to prevent material damage, deterioration, or contamination.

  • Quality monitoring procedures during storage.

  • Tools used to identify potential risks affecting stored assets.

• Warehouse Management Systems (WMS)

  • Role of digital tools in regulating warehouse operations.

  • Core components of warehouse management software.

  • Benefits of automation in improving productivity.

• Integration with Logistics Systems

  • Linking warehouse systems with procurement and sales.

  • Importance of coordination among operational departments.

  • Methods for tracking materials using modern technologies.

• Demand Forecasting Principles

  • Factors influencing future material requirements.

  • Using historical data to build accurate forecasts.

  • Approaches to refining demand prediction accuracy.

• Strategies for Managing Stock Levels

  • Advanced stock management models.

  • Handling fluctuating demand.

  • Principles for controlling storage costs.

• Warehouse Performance Evaluation

  • Key indicators for measuring warehouse efficiency.

  • Factors that enhance operational responsiveness.

  • Methods for reducing waste in warehouse processes.

• Enhancing the Warehouse Work Environment

  • Organizing work teams and delegating tasks effectively.

  • Supporting discipline and consistency within storage areas.

  • Implementing practices that increase overall productivity.