Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations

Overview

Course Structure

Student Outcomes

Industry Insights

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Course Overview

About the program

This course is tailored to provide students with a greater knowledge in Supply Chain Operations. This qualification will equip students with skills in team leadership, inventory control, receivable operations and operational stock.

Entry Requirements
There are no entry requirements listed in the training package for this qualification. It is preferred that the students have obtained a minimum of a School Certificate or equivalent. Students are required to; be at least 16 years of age (students under 18 years of age will need a parent or guardian to approve their enrolment).

Training delivery
This course can be conducted online, blended, work based or in the classroom. Training is delivered through our Registered Training Organisation: Gateway Training Academy RTO ID 32305.

Course Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a:

Nationally recognised Certificate & Transcript or
Statement of Attainment (if found competent in at least 1 Unit of Competency)

Job roles and titles vary across different industry sectors. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include:

Occupation	Description
Logistics operator	A logistics operator, also called a logistician, commandeers the movement of freight by sea, land and air. Their logistics duties and responsibilities include overseeing the supply chain from point-of-sale to delivery of a nicely wrapped package on a customer’s doorstep.
Warehouse Operator	Warehouse Operators move goods in and out of a warehouse or depot. They prepare outgoing stock for delivery, review incoming deliveries of stock and operate forklifts and order picking machines which allow them to retrieve and store stock in high places.
Supply chain administration operator	The role of a supply chain administrator centres on supporting the wider supply chain team with administrative duties such as tracking deliveries, processing order confirmations and ordering stock.
Retail Terminal Operator	A terminal operator is responsible for assisting daily operations within the transportation or manufacturing agencies. Terminal operators inspect the stability and efficiency of equipment and machinery to ensure its optimal performance during operational processes.

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Overview

Course Overview

About the program

Course Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a:

Nationally recognised Certificate & Transcript or
Statement of Attainment (if found competent in at least 1 Unit of Competency)

Course Structure

To successfully complete this qualification, you require 14 units of competence. These 14 units are comprised of 2 core unit which is compulsory and 12 elective units. The units of competence shown below have been selected by Gateway Training Academy based on the course purpose. They are shown in the recommended study order.

Core Units

TLID0020	Shift materials safely using manual handling methods
TLIF0009	Ensure the safety of transport activities (Chain of Responsibility)

Recommended Elective Units*

TLIF0025	Follow work health and safety procedures
TLIL0007	Complete workplace induction procedures
BSBPEF301	Organise personal work priorities
TLIA0004	Complete receival and despatch documentation
TLIA0015	Organise receival and despatch operations
TLIE0003	Consolidate manifest documentation
TLIA0010	Identify goods and store to specifications
TLIE0008	Calculate mass, area and quantify dimensions
TLIB2001	Check and assess operational capabilities of equipment
TLID2004	Load and unload goods/cargo
TLIU2012	Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
TLIO0002	Apply and monitor workplace security procedures

*Please note that elective units may be subject to change.

**Please contact us if you would like to discuss customised elective unit options to suit your needs.

Student Outcomes

Job roles and titles vary across different industry sectors. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include:

Occupation	Description
Logistics operator	A logistics operator, also called a logistician, commandeers the movement of freight by sea, land and air. Their logistics duties and responsibilities include overseeing the supply chain from point-of-sale to delivery of a nicely wrapped package on a customer’s doorstep.
Warehouse Operator	Warehouse Operators move goods in and out of a warehouse or depot. They prepare outgoing stock for delivery, review incoming deliveries of stock and operate forklifts and order picking machines which allow them to retrieve and store stock in high places.
Supply chain administration operator	The role of a supply chain administrator centres on supporting the wider supply chain team with administrative duties such as tracking deliveries, processing order confirmations and ordering stock.
Retail Terminal Operator	A terminal operator is responsible for assisting daily operations within the transportation or manufacturing agencies. Terminal operators inspect the stability and efficiency of equipment and machinery to ensure its optimal performance during operational processes.

Source: myskills

Industry Insights

Future Growth

2.1%

Despite the increasing disruption of the supply chain, the sector is expected to grow at an above-average rate of 2.1 per cent per annum to 2022, compared to 1.5 per cent per annum for the entire Australian labour force.