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 Logistics Management Courses

What student get from our courses

•Basic knowledge of  Logistics & Supply Chain
•Operations of Logistics & Supply Chain
•Role of Logistics & Supply Chain Operators 
•Role of the Freight Forwarders
•Incoterms
•Shipping documents
•Packing, Marking & Special cargoes
•Ocean Transportation
•Air Transportation
•Road Transportation
•Railways Transportation
•Multimodal Transportation
•Marine Insurance
•Warehousing
•Export & Import documents
•Custom clearance

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The Importance of a Freight Forwarder

The freight forwarder has always played an important role in commerce and international carriage of goods. Traditionally the freight forwarder was the link between the owner of the goods and the carrier, and provided forwarding or clearing services. 

The forwarder acted as agent for the owner of the cargo or the carrier. With the advent of containerization, the forwarder undertook activities such cargo consolidation on his/her own account – as a principal. 
In more recent years the freight forwarder has moved onto a new role in not only assisting the parties to get the goods transported, but in “undertaking” to get the goods transported by his own means of transport or making arrangements with other transport providers. 

In this role the freight forwarder as a principal and not as an agent and is known by many names e.g. a NVOCC (Non-vessel Owning Common Carrier), an MTO (Multimodal Transport Operator), a logistics service provider, etc.

International Freight Forwarding can be confusing and it is important that all the correct paperwork is completed and submitted to the right authorities. Freight Forwarders will take care of all the necessary documentation and are well versed about all customs and international shipping laws so you can be sure that your shipment, large or small, will be delivered quickly and efficiently and without delay.
Module objectives 

On completion of this course you should be able to: 

•Define the functions of a freight forwarder and an MTO 
•Appreciate the duties of the freight forwarder in both his capacity either as aPrincipal or as an Agent. 
•Differentiate between the liabilities of a freight forwarder acting as a Principal and asan Agent. 

The course covers:

1.Functions of a modern day freight forwarder
a.Cargo consolidation and multimodal transport
b.Transshipment
c.Packing, warehousing & distribution
d.Arranging cargo insurance
e.Documentation and customs clearance
f. Payment of freight and local taxes
g.Transport distribution analysis and transportation arrangements

2.The freight forwarder as an agent
a.Whose agent?
b.The forwarder’s duties as a forwarding agent
c.Liability as an agent

3.The freight forwarder as principal
a.The method of charging the customer
b.The extent to which the freight forwarder holds himself as a carrier
c.The bill of lading
d.Relations between the freight forwarder and his customers

Learning Objective:

After the course you should be able to:
1.Preliminary advice to the exporter:
a.Explaining exporter's responsibilities / obligations under Terms of Sale (Incoterms) requested.
b.Assist in negotiating inland and ocean rates; provide ideas on optimal and most cost effective shipping alternatives.
c.Assist in determining the best way to ship i.e. - container vs. break-bulk, consolidation vs. exclusive use, conference vs. non-conference, air vs. ocean.
d.Packing / Marking recommendations.
e.Explain port functions in connection with export.
f.Advice as to what the exporter should accomplish and what the forwarder will accomplish for him.
g.Review import licenses, where applicable.
h.Recommendations regarding receiving payments for exports -- explanation of methods of payment.
i.Interpret and control Letters of Credit.
j.Advice as to possible problems may encounter: Improper packing, cheapest method of shipping not always the best, document discrepancies that can cause slow or non-payment and/or confiscation of freight in foreign port, consequences resulting from late delivery of freight and/or late documents.
k.Estimate complete Export transportation and related costs for quotes (on Proforma invoice) and L/C.
l.Advise of drawback opportunities for previously imported cargo being exported.

Who Should Attend:

- This course is especially design for beginner and those who has just started in Freight Forwarding career. In charge of shipping documents, CFS warehousing and transport of goods for distribution and to overseas.

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The Important of Logistics and Supply Chains

As companies learnt to squeeze efficiencies out of their manufacturing plants through concepts like:
-Just in time replenishment
-Statistical process control
-Lean manufacturing practice
It find that moving goods and services through several layers of it global supply chains is time consuming and costly.

It not uncommon to see companies develop a product in one country, manufacture it in another, and sell it to a third country; the complexities associated with global trade must be accounted for in designing and managing supply chain.

As the world moves toward an international economy, globalization promises enormous strategic benefits by coordinating operations located in different countries, it is imperative for managers to develop a perspective that can fully understand and exploit the intricacies of the global marketplace. Managing manufacturing and service operations across cultural, economic, and political boundaries is a formidable challenge, because of which many globalization efforts are falling far short of their promise.

Learning Objective:

After the course you should be able to:
•Understand the broad role of logistics
•See how logistics support the operations of an organization
•Describe the role and structure of supply chains
•Discuss the overall aims of logistics
•Understand how logistics contribute to organization performance
•Appreciate the balance between customer service and costs
•List the activities within logistics and understand the relationships between them
•Recognize the importance of logistics to every organization.

Who Should Attend:

-This course is especially design for beginner and those who has just started in logistics career. In charge of shipping documents, warehousing and transport of goods for distribution and to overseas.

 
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