3 INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

  Repeated requests led to the introduction of this public course, which was an immediate success. Many Purchasing Officers who have responsibility for inventory control have attended. Many who enrol are warehouse managers. It is also suitable for stores staff who require a broader view of their current and future responsibilities.

OUTCOMES: Cometencies to be acquired

On completion participants will be better able to:

Manage inventory by keeping stock to a minimum yet maintain 95% service levels to internal and external customers.
Use Materials Requirement Planning and Manufacturing Resource Planning to maximum effect.
Understand EOQ, Bar Coding, Product Life Cycles, computer controls.

Course Content Includes:

Customer service levels, waste control, professional targets
Practical objectives for stock controllers
Vendor scheduling, logistics management
Product life cycles, the Pareto 80%-20% principles
Why stock holding, problem solving processes, demand forecasting
Levels of service, case study of an annual inventory report
Cataloguing concepts, coding of stores, computer requirements
Product range depth and breadth, setting stock levels
Requisition forms and use, computer and manual systems
Costs of inventory holding, determining when to order
Materials Requirement Planning MRP1, purchasing trading terms
Stock turnover, importance and calculations, Just-in-time
FIFO LIFO NIFO, stocktaking systems rolling cyclical
Bar coding, new systems i.e. Code 128 and case studies
Getting shot of obsolete stock
Case studies, videos, quizes

VENUES INCLUDE:
Auckland-Wellington
Duration 2 Days
FEES: NZ$ 990 inc. GST
(NZ$ 880 plus $110 GST)


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