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Considering working in the logistics and supply chain sector? Here's an in-depth look at the various aspects of a package handler’s job, including key responsibilities, skills, and requirements.

Ever wondered who does what in the cargo industry? There are several people involved in a well orchestrated symphony of international movement of goods. Each and everyone having a critical role to play. From manufacturing all through to your delivery guy. To the outside world, it is just a bunch of people but to you, an insider, these are 80 of those involved: MANUFACTURING AND PRODUCTION Manufacturer: Produces goods from raw materials. Trait: Efficiency Packaging Engineer: Designs product packaging for safety, efficiency. Trait: Creativity Packer: Prepares goods for shipping, storage. Trait: Precision Product Development Manager: Oversees creation, innovation of new products. Trait: Visionary Production Planner: Coordinates production schedules, resources. Trait: Organized PROCUREMENT AND SOURCING Global Sourcing Manager Procurement Analyst Procurement Manager Procurement Professional Purchasing Agent SHIPPING AND MARITIME Crew Member Maritime Operations Manager Port Captain Ship Captain Shipping Coordinator Shipping Lawyer And a host of others. Who did we leave out? Did you include your profession? ___________________ If you enjoy our sheets and would like to get them in HD PDF, use the link below: https://lnkd.in/eKfiixNU

Considering working in the logistics and supply chain sector? Here's an in-depth look at the various aspects of a package handler’s job, including key responsibilities, skills, and requirements.

Some of the core skills and competencies required for a warehouse supervisor include: 1. Leadership: A warehouse supervisor must have strong leadership skills to manage and motivate employees and ensure that they are working effectively towards the goals of the warehouse. 2. Communication: Effective communication skills are essential to convey instructions and ensure that employees understand their tasks, and to effectively coordinate workflow with other departments. 3. Organizational skills: The ability to manage inventory, track orders, and ensure that products are received and shipped out on time requires very good organizational skills. 4. Problem-solving: A warehouse supervisor must be able to identify potential problems, find solutions, and implement effective processes to overcome them. 5. Time management: Projects that involve shipping and logistics demand strong skills to organize and schedule various tasks to maintain workplace efficiency. 6. Technical skills: Familiarity with warehouse management systems, the ability to read and understand technical manuals, and proficiency with basic software is required to manage technical aspects of warehouse processes efficiently. Overall, warehouse supervisors must be versed in these basics and have good integrity, work ethics, and safety-oriented working habits.

Very good summation of types of jobs in the cargo industry. However, I wish to take the liberty of pausing the following questions for the benefit of Freight & Logistics Fraternity ?? 1. In academics , how many types of jobs , have you heard off ?? Apart , from the generic titles , ignorance is rampant in academics.. In academics, they can now take shelter under : " multi skilling" where each worker is supposed learn what is allocated. Balance will dealt in the next blog.

Job Alert PCM Consultancy Store Manager Comment "Interested" for more Details These are the key goals that we have in mind for a Store Manager. Key Responsibilities Tips: Provide a summary of the role, what success in the position looks like, and how this role fits into the organization overall. Responsibilities) • Inventory Reduction Plan • Monitoring Excess Receipt and Excess issues against MRP. • Quality Audits • Store Improvements • Space Management • Obsolescene Managements • Physical Stock Taking plan • Establish implement & maintain process needed for QMS in store department. • Checking of invoice inspection report delivery schedule w.r.t purchase order. Arrange to unload the material receipt store manually/with Crane /Trolley • Also receive ' Mater ial Safety Data Sheet' for hazardous and restricted material with the supply / and at predetermined frequency from Sub-Contractor/ Purchase. Qualifications [Some qualifications you may want to include are Skills, Education, Experience, or Certifications. Example: Excellent verbal and written communication skills Skills: inventory management, store, process implementation,obsolescence management, supply chain management, verbal and written communication, physical stock taking, invoice inspection, material handling,communication skills, space management, quality audits, skills CTC You take a monthly take home of 25,400/month- 33,600/month #StoreManager #InventoryManagement #ProcessImplementation #QualityAudits #SpaceManagement #ObsolescenceManagement #SupplyChain #PhysicalStockTaking #InvoiceInspection #MaterialHandling #CommunicationSkills #CTC #PCMConsultancy

Warehouse Inventory Management Best Practices. 1) Minimize Manual Input. Manual tasks are often time-consuming and prone to human error. 2) Implement Cycle Counting. 3) Ensure Popular Products Are Easy To Reach. 4) Organize And Master Your Floor Plan. 5) Hire a Warehouse Manager. 6) Utilize and Understand Demand Forecasting. 7) Use a WMS-Warehouse Management System. 😎