Course Objectives
1.
To understand the basic concepts and vocabulary at an
introductory or building block level that is fundamental to the
APICS “Body Of Knowledge”. The “Planning Hierarchy” will be
introduced, which through this course and others hopefully to
follow, will allow one to effectively evaluate and apply those
principles integral to Materials Management and/or Supply Chain
Management in the broadest sense of the terms.
2.
To serve as a part of the preparation process for
individuals desiring to pursue the APICS Certification in
Production and Inventory Management (CPIM), with the Basics of
Supply Chain Management being the first segment in the national
examination progression.
3.
Both to encourage students to share the best and the less
effective practices from their current work environment as it
relates to the course content, and to provide a resource network
to discuss and to explore pragmatic and results orientated
approaches to the real life materials or production/inventory
control issues one might face daily.
Sessions:
- Introduction To Materials Management
- Forecasting, plus Performance Checks #1 and #2
- Master Planning, plus Performance Check
-
Material Requirements Planning, plus
Performance Check
- CRP & PAC, plus Performance Check
- Inventory Fundamentals, plus Performance Check
- Inventory Management
- Physical Distribution, plus Performance Checks #7 & #8
- Quality Mgmt & Purchasing, plus Performance Check
- JIT, plus Performance Check
Training will be at the PDC center in Montrose.
Participants will attend five hours per week for 12 weeks for a
total of 40 hours of hands-on training. Enrollment is limited.
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