Warehouse and Distribution
You learn where materials and finished goods actually sit, how you know what is there, and how it gets to the buyer's door.
After this track you can
You can run a store where the record and the shelf agree, find and cost the gap when they do not, and move finished goods to a buyer's door on a plan rather than on a scramble.
6 courses · 12 h 6 min
- 23.1Warehouse FundamentalsFoundation3 lessons · 1 h 58 minYou cost one garment store of 1,860 square metres in Villa Nueva from its own accounts. You work out a bay's honest capacity from pallet height and clear height instead of a rule of thumb. You price the same pallet three ways, by where it sits and how often it is touched. And you read four accuracy figures that disagree about the same store on the same day.
- 23.2The Raw Material StorePractitioner3 lessons · 2 hYou cost one fabric and trim store in Hawassa decision by decision. You work out what receiving inspection is worth against what it costs, deriving the re-measure threshold for two materials. You see what standing a roll on its end does to the cloth, and what one missed shelf-life date cost. And you read one end-of-order variance three ways, with the evidence that would separate them.
- 23.3Work in Progress and Finished GoodsPractitioner3 lessons · 2 hYou follow one padded-jacket order through the stock that is neither material nor product. You value a jacket section by section along its own bulletin, and meet the month-end convention that overstates the lot by a tenth for a reason nobody argues about. You find and price 370 pieces where each was lost. And you read one finished goods store four ways, from 26,418 jackets down to the 80 anybody may sell.
- 23.4Inventory Control and AccuracyPractitioner3 lessons · 2 hYou take one trouser factory in Takhmao that already knows its store is wrong, and work out what to do about it. You derive a counting interval from the store's own error rate instead of from a rule of thumb. You re-rank ten item families by what a late discovery costs rather than by what they cost. And you read an adjustment log for the cliff at its own signature threshold.
- 23.5WMS, Barcoding and RFIDPractitioner3 lessons · 2 hYou price a warehouse system layer by layer at one womenswear factory in Berrechid, out of its own timesheets. You compare a register and a ledger against a full system with directed picking. You count a year of keying errors, then price them. And you meet a radio-tag programme whose tag costs more than every benefit the factory can actually bank.
- 23.6Distribution Networks and 3PLAdvanced3 lessons · 2 h 8 minYou price one workwear factory in Kavadarci and one European call-off programme end to end. You cost four network shapes on a single basis, where a famous rule promises twice the pooling saving the measured correlation delivers. Then you set your own warehouse against a third party's rate card, find the volume at which the answer flips, and find the clause that decides it.
Track exam
12 questions drawn from a larger bank, across the courses in this track, passed at 70%. 3 attempts, then it locks for 7 days. It is worth finishing the courses first.
Sit the track exam