Storage and Distribution Manager

New Jersey Manufacturing Extension Program

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Work Process Schedule

Work Process Content

On the Job Training

Anonymous

OJT hours

Customer Service

100

• Client communication • Understand client requests • Order management

Purchasing

250

• Introduction to supplier conversations • Introduction to purchasing procedures • Basics of vendor management for material and supplies

Demand Planning

200

Fundamentals to determine equipment and staffing levels to load, unload, move and store materials

Warehouse/Fulfillment

300

• Receiving and storing inventory • Processing and shipping the order • Handling returns

Transportation

350

• Material moving • Safety • Warehouse storage and logic

Inventory Management

200

• Utilizing inventory management software • Recording the inventory • Controlling the stock • Working with suppliers • Coordinating warehouse staff processes

General Management

• Company processes • Organization basics and charts

Compliance

• Safe, productive machinery handling • Safety equipment for personnel • Designated and marked work areas • Clean and orderly work environment

Packaging/Materials Handling

300

• Movement, storage, control, and protection of materials, products, and packaged goods throughout the process of manufacturing, distribution, and disposal • Enclosing materials and products for distribution and movement • Packaging regulation & Material • Shipping requirements

Information Technology (IT) usage

• Related and relevant software for inventory management, shipping and material handling • Microsoft's suite (MS) office applications

Supply Chain Security

• Credentialing of participants in the supply chain • Screening and validating the contents of cargo being shipped • Advance notification of the contents to the destination country • Ensuring the security of cargo while in-transit via the use of locks and tamper-proof seals • Inspecting cargo on entry

Hazardous Materials

• Appropriate containers • Designated storage areas • Labeling • Fire protection • Issue response

International Processes

• Basics international procurement and suppliers • Basics international shipping requirements

Related Instruction Outline

Related Instruction Content

Training Provider(s):

190

RI hours

Certificate I: Certified Logistics Associate & Certificate II: Certified Logistics Technician

120

Certificate I: Certified Logistics Associate • Global Supply Chain Logistics • Logistics Environment • Material Handling Equipment • Safety Principles • Safe Material Handling • Equipment Operations • Quality Control Principles • Work Communication • Teamwork & Good Workplace Conduct Certificate II: Certified Logistics Technician • Product Storage • Product Receiving • Order Processing • Packaging & Shipment • Inventory Control • Safe Handling 0f Hazardous • Evaluation of Transport Modes • Dispatch and Tracking Operations • Measurements & Conversions

Introduction Supply Chain

• Nature of planning • Independent and dependent demand planning (top down, sales & operations, master scheduling, material & capacity, inventory, production process) • Inventory management • Supply chain concepts, processes, and techniques • Integrated supply chain management

Communication

• The Dynamic in Groups: Communications model for interactions practiced in teams • Straightforward and to the Point: Appropriate feedback and effective judgment – guidelines to achieve desired outcome • Conversational Intelligence/Trust: The neuroscience of conversational intelligence – the power of trust • The Secret Sauce to Conflict Resolution: Control conversations and situations to effectively resolving conflict

Lean Manufacturing

Basic Concepts of Lean Manufacturing – Elimination of Waste • Overproduction • Waste of Unnecessary Motion • Waste of Inventory • Production of Defects • Waste of Waiting • Waste of Transportation • Waste of Over Processing Live Demonstration of the Tools and Methodology Necessary to Implement “Lean” on the Shop Floor Understanding of non-value added activities in manufacturing Learn how to improve productivity by: • Applying standard work • Using visual controls • Set-up reduction • Batch size reduction • Point-of-use storage • Quality at the source • Pull systems

Certificate III: Six Sigma Green Belt

<html>Define • Introduction to Lean Six Sigma • Six Sigma Fundamentals • Project Identification and Selection • Team Development and Project Management • Wrap Up and Action Items Intro to Six Sigma Software • Excel and Excel Macros • Minitab Demonstrations Measure • Process Discovery • Data Collection and Data Pre-processing • Six Sigma Probability and Statistics • Measurement System Analysis • Process Capability • Wrap Up and Action Items Analyze • Root Cause Analysis • Hypothesis Testing: Means, Proportion, and Variances • Confidence Intervals • Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) • Wrap Up and Action Items Improve • Basic Improvement Tools • Lean Improvement Tools • Regression and Correlation • Design of Experiments (DOE) <b>• </b>Wrap Up and Action Items Control • Lean Improvement Controls • Statistical Process Control • Six Sigma Control Plans and Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) • Wrap Up, Project Action Items, Final</html>

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