Perform Warehouse Operations Central

Course details

This course aims to provide people currently working in or wishing to enter the logistics environment with the skills and knowledge required to perform their jobs effectively and in a setting within the manufacturing sectors.

This course is developed to enable an individual to acquire the skills and knowledge in performing warehouse operations. It includes receiving incoming products, picking and staging products as well as packing products to meet customer and organisational requirements.

This course is specially developed by Singapore Workforce Development Agency to facilitate approved organisations under the WSQ scheme in training and preparing their staff to achieve the Statement of Attainment (SOA) for the competency unit “Perform Warehouse Operations”

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

At the end of the training programme, the participant will be able to:

1. Receive incoming products
2. Pick and stage products
3. Pack products

COURSE OUTLINE:

1. Receive Incoming Products

• Types of incoming goods
• Packing symbols and their implications
• Warning signs and their implications
• Warning signs and their implications
• Types of packing materials
• Purpose of warehouse layout plan
• Purpose of staging area
• Types of records relating to receipt of in-coming goods
• Types of organisational safety and health requirements

2. Pick and stage products

• Types of pick list and their differences
• Details in pick list
• Types of products and their handling techniques
• Types of tools and equipment used in picking and staging products and their usage
• Packing symbols and their implications
• Warning signs and their implications
• Location of products
• Types of customer requirements
• Inspection area to carry out qualitycontrol checks
• Purpose of staging area
• Importance of obtaining signatures
• Types of actions to achieve inventory integrity
• Replenishment policy, primary and secondary pick locations
• Workplace safety and health requirements when picking products
• Types of discrepancies during picking of products

3. Pack products

• Types of packing list and related documentation
• Details in packing list and related documentation
• Types of customer and organisational requirements
• Types of safety and security requirements
• Packing symbols and their implications
• Warning signs and their implications
• Types of discrepancies and contingencies when packing products
• Types of packing materials
• Types of packaging