Course of scientific and practical approach in the storage process

Why Attend

This course offers a course on the scientific and practical approach to storage processes, aimed at individuals seeking to acquire advanced skills in managing storage, transportation, and receipt operations in warehouses. Warehouses hold great importance for managers, particularly in industrial, commercial, and manufacturing organizations, as they act as the vital link to supply production lines with raw materials and accommodate finished products or materials ready for shipment, transportation, or storage. Inventory is also considered one of the most significant assets for manufacturing and trading companies, sometimes accounting for up to 50% of the invested capital within a company. Therefore, having an experienced, specialized warehouse manager is essential for any company with storage facilities. Storage operations are closely tied to sales, meaning that the warehouse manager or supervisor must possess the skills to efficiently manage inventory, reduce storage costs, and ensure the quality of goods is maintained.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Target Audience for the "Scientific and Practical Approach in Storage Operations" Course:

• Managers of institutions and companies.

• Personnel working in warehouse and logistics management.

• Warehouse managers and clerks in industrial, commercial, or service companies.

• Entrepreneurs interested in enhancing their skills in logistics operations.

• Members of procurement committees in institutions.

• Students and graduates of business administration colleges from various universities.

How Participants Will Benefit from Attending the "Scientific and Practical Approach in Storage Operations" Course:

By the end of the course, participants will have:

• Gained an understanding of the importance of transportation and supply chain processes by identifying areas where organizations can improve.

• Learned about green supply and its role in enhancing supply chain processes.

• Acquired skills in planning, organizing, and monitoring purchasing and storage activities to reduce costs and speed up the fulfillment of needs.

• Addressed the causes of waste and stagnant inventory, ensuring they do not escalate within the organization and remain within manageable levels.

• Gained extensive knowledge in logistics services, both scientifically and practically.

• Improved transportation, storage, and distribution services.

• Acquired comprehensive knowledge of concepts related to supply and transportation.

• Gained advanced experience in modern storage techniques.