Warehouse Management Training Overview This training intends to enhance the participant’s knowledge and skills in the following areas: Warehouse documentation and record keeping practices; The physical aspects of warehouse management; The basic principles of commodities management; and Warehouse safety & maintenance issues. The training will consist of three main components: Pre-Training Reading Packet and Pre-Training Assessment Four-day on-site training Post-Training Refresher Packet and Post-Training Assessment The pre-training reading is an essential component of the overall training. It introduces the themes that will be covered in the on-site portion but also provides core information on key that will be further developed during the training. A pre-training assessment will be conducted based on the pre-reading. The four-day on-site training will include presentations, discussions, exercises, demonstrations, and dynamic situations. Expanding and building on material covered in the pre-training reading, the on-site training will examine the components of warehouse management in depth. The post-training is a refresher package providing the participants with a detailed review of the training material. It is designed to recapitulate the major learning points while preparing students for the Final Exam. Together, the the and the pre-training reading, on-site training, post-training summary will consider Warehouse Management in the context of the humanitarian supply Below you will find the objectives for the modules in the Warehouse Management Training. Modules 2-4 look at the structural and organisational elements of Warehouse Management. Module five, Handling Humanitarian Cargo, begins to transition into the analysis of the quality and quantity control aspects of warehousing. Warehouse commodity tracking systems and their links to the warehouse flow will be considered in Module 9. Finally the training concludes with Modules 10 and 11, which cover Storage in Emergency Situations and Service Provision to Partners. The objectives for these modules are achieved through participant engagement in both the pre-training reading and the on-site training.
Warehouse Management Training Overview This training intends to enhance the participant’s knowledge and skills in the following areas: Warehouse documentation and record keeping practices; The physical aspects of warehouse management; The basic principles of commodities management; and Warehouse safety & maintenance issues. The training will consist of three main components: Pre-Training Reading Packet and Pre-Training Assessment Four-day on-site training Post-Training Refresher Packet and Post-Training Assessment The pre-training reading is an essential component of the overall training. It introduces the themes that will be covered in the on-site portion but also provides core information on key that will be further developed during the training. A pre-training assessment will be conducted based on the pre-reading. The four-day on-site training will include presentations, discussions, exercises, demonstrations, and dynamic situations. Expanding and building on material covered in the pre-training reading, the on-site training will examine the components of warehouse management in depth. The post-training is a refresher package providing the participants with a detailed review of the training material. It is designed to recapitulate the major learning points while preparing students for the Final Exam. Together, the pre-training reading, the on-site training, and the post-training summary will consider Warehouse Management in the context of the humanitarian supply Below you will find the objectives for the modules in the Warehouse Management Training. Modules 2-4 look at the structural and organisational elements of Warehouse Management. Module five, Handling Humanitarian Cargo, begins to transition into the analysis of the quality and quantity control aspects of warehousing. Warehouse commodity tracking systems and their links to the warehouse flow will be considered in Module 9. Finally the training concludes with Modules 10 and 11, which cover Storage in Emergency Situations and Service Provision to Partners. The objectives for these modules are achieved through participant engagement in both the pre-training reading and the on-site training.