Duration: 75 hours
Supplies Management Module 3 incorporates further purchasing elements which include international purchasing, green procurement, tender preparation and some of the legal aspects of procurement. Inventory systems are explored as mechanisms for improving the supplies organisations operations.
At the end if the training, participants will be able to:
Knowledge
Understand the concept of Supply Chain Management
Identify types of Tenders
Understand Green Procurement and its environmental impact
Understand elements of international Procurement
Identify negotiating techniques and strategies
Identify Inventory Control Systems
Recognise quality assurance techniques
Identify the basic principles of negotiating with suppliers
Performance
Apply Purchasing principles and practices
Apply the Tendering Process
Demonstrate an understanding of the legal implication for purchasing and supply activities
Apply basic law including agency and sale of goods
Demonstrate negotiation techniques
Apply negotiation strategy
Compare and contract computerizes and manual inventory control systems
Apply Project Procurement management techniques - Administer Procurement contracts
Develop and maintain good supplier relationships
Set up and maintain controls for Fixed Assets
Attitude
Appreciate the need for professionalism in Supplies Management
Appreciate the effect of Purchasing on profits
Appreciate the contribution of Purchasing to cost reduction
Appreciate the project approach in Supplies Management Content
Content
Purchasing Principles and Practices
Types of Tender and the Tendering process
Effects of Purchasing on Organisational Profit
Purchasing and Cost Reduction
Green Procurement/Environmental impact
International Procurement and Terms of Payment
Law of Sale of Goods
Negotiating techniques and strategies
Marine Insurance
Quality Assurance
Inventory Control Systems
Computerised vs. Manual systems
Inventory Control Software packages
Control of Fixed Asset Inventory
Contract Management Process – A workshop
Project Procurement Management
Supply Chain Management Part 1
Facilitation Strategies
The recommended methodology is a combination of:
Lectures
Tutorials
Projects,
Site visits
Case studies, Individual project Group activities.
Assessment
Course Work – Individual project 50%
Site Visits 10%
Final Examination 40%