Stores Management Course
Stonebridge College.
Summary
- Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
The day-to-day management of the stores department is a critical factor in the successful management within any business. Stock represents a large percentage of the working capital in many organisations. Minimising loss or damage makes a significant contribution to the overall profitability of the business - and is a key part of the stores function.
This course will teach you the methodologies, principles and practices of good stores management to build your knowledge of this appealing subject.
Description
Unit One
- Introduction
- The Scope of the Stores Department
- Types of Stores
- Special Stores
- Stockyards
- The Stores Department as a Service Department
- The Integrated Purchasing and Stores Department
- Staff and Customer Relations
Unit Two
- Stores Systems and Procedure
- Stock Records
- Identification, Specification and Standardisation
- Computers
Unit Three
- Siting a Stores or Stockyard
- Transport and Distribution of Goods
- Postal Services
- Location
- Types of Building
- Detailed Consideration of Storage Accommodation
- Fire and Firefighting
Unit Four
- Layout of Buildings
- Storage Policy
- Flow of Materials
- Goods Received Facilities
- Mechanical Handling
- Inspection
- Centralised Goods Receiving
Unit Five
- Stock Records
- The Stock Records Department
- Stock Record Cards
- The Aims of Stock Control
- Types of Stock Control
- Stock Levels
- Stock Control - Finished Stocks
- Work of the Stock Control Department
- Stock Taking
- Types of Stock Taking
- Discrepancies and Determination of Errors
Unit Six
- Financial Control of Stock
- Stores Costs and Budgets
- Methods of Pricing Stock
- Stores Evaluation for Final Accounts
Unit Seven
- The Relationships between Production, Construction and Service
- Organisations
- Administrative Procedures in Stores
- The Stores Manual
- Circulation, Introduction, Operation, Advantages and Disadvantages of Stores Manuals
- Provisioning
- Cyclical Provisioning
Unit Eight
- Location of Stock
- Issue and Despatch
- Returns and Breakages
- Procedure with Scrap and Redundant Materials
- Deterioration
- Care of Buildings and Stock
- Security
Unit Nine
- Costing
- Operative Training
- Safety Aspects of Storage
- Legislation
Requirements
There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment on this course. It is available to all students, of all academic backgrounds.
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