Complete Warehouse Management, Warehouse Processing &WMS

Description

Dive into the world of warehousing and master the art of efficient warehouse and logistics management. Our comprehensive course covers everything from the basics of warehousing to advanced Warehouse Management Systems (WMS).

Taking a Warehouse Management course is a great way to connect with industry professionals, professors, and fellow students while preparing for a logistics or e-commerce career. It’s a smart investment to enroll in a Warehouse Management course, which will lead to career advancement, technological proficiency, and the skills to excel in the dynamic logistics field.

Through this course, you will obtain the valuable and practical skills you need to improve your own performance as a Warehouse Manager, as well as your company’s overall warehouse performance as an integral part of the supply chain. It will enable you to improve your warehouse procedures as a whole, by teaching you the basic principles of warehousing, and by examining both the current challenges and future advances associated with warehouse management.

Among the key elements you will learn are which type of technology to choose, how to store and manage equipment, and how to evaluate and manage your workforce effectively. You can also improve labor productivity, maximize space utilization, optimize equipment investment, reduce costs, improve customer relations, maintain employee safety and health, and reduce the adverse effects on the environment by using a Warehouse Management System (WMS).

In the heart of this course lies detailed exploration of warehouse management and Warehouse Management Systems. You’ll learn about their workflows, benefits, and how advanced warehouse management differs from the traditional methods.

Understanding operations and functions of a warehouse is key. Our course covers three basic warehouse functions, specialized warehousing, and various operational types. This is complemented by an in-depth look at inventory management, exploring inventory types, costs, and management techniques.

Moreover, this course discusses how to protect yourself from warehouse management hazards and how to select the right WMS for your business.

Finally, delve into material handling systems and tracking inventory. Learn about material handling equipment, safety guidelines, crane operator training, and the role of barcode technology in inventory management.

Your career options will be wide open to you, as you will be able to take on roles such as Warehouse Manager, Inventory Manager, and Order Fulfillment Manager after you have successfully completed this program.

Become an expert in logistics efficiency! Get ready for a journey into supply chains and warehouse management—let’s do it together!

Join today and embark on a journey to become a proficient warehouse manager. Enroll now for lifetime access and step into the future of warehouse and logistics management!

This course includes the following Sections:

• Introduction to Warehousing: In this section, you will learn about basic warehousing concepts, four primary warehouse costing methods, why we need warehouses, and what a warehouse would look like.

• Classification of Warehouses: In this section, you’ll gain an understanding of private warehouses and public warehouses, as well as types of warehouses, and what you should consider when choosing a warehouse.

• Warehouse Management: In this course you’ll learn about warehouse management, its benefits, workflow, and what advanced warehouse management is and how it differs from warehouse management.

• Warehouse Management System: This section teaches you how warehouse management systems (WMS) work and why they are necessary. You can use these guidelines to select the right WMS system.

• Operations and Functions of the Warehouse: You will learn about three basic warehouse functions, including holding stock, specialized warehousing, and various types of warehouse operations.

• Inventory Management: This section covers four types of inventory functions, types of inventory, inventory costs, and inventory management.

• Warehouse Processes: This section will cover the ten commandments of pick preparation, order picking methods, and some tips for ensuring a smooth and efficient order pick.

• Safeguarding of Hazards: This section explains risk assessment, warehouse design, slips, and trips, and manual handling. The module also discusses Warehouse Equipment Legislation and safeguarding hazards.

• Material Handling Systems: This section covers Material Handling Systems (MHS), back injuries, and back support belts, expandable conveyors, and how to operate safety guidelines, as well as crane operator training.

• Tracking Inventory: You will learn about a detailed overview of barcode technology and its applications, as well as its benefits in warehouse management.