Duration: 75 hours
Supplies Management Module 4 examines the supervisory functions of the Supplies Manager. These include the organisational structure of the department, the role of the supervisor, group dynamics and time management. An integrated supply chain management approach and utlising decision making in Supplies Management will be explored.
At the end if the training, participants will be able to:
Knowledge
Recognise the professional qualifications in purchasing and supplies
Recognise the role of the supervisor
Understand the organizational structure of a Supplies Department
Identify the elements in staff training and development
Identify time management techniques
Recognise the various types of problems associated with supplies management
Identify the reasons for working in groups
Differentiate between types of groups
Recognise the basic management principles
Understand the integrated approach to supply chain management
Performance
Apply effectives time management techniques
Apply problem solving and decision making techniques to Supplies Management
Prepare effective reports
Communicate effectively with staff and public
Apply basic management principles in the management of supplies
Conduct effective meetings
Motivate staff
Explain the stages of group development
Make oral presentation
Attitude
Appreciate the Project approach in the management of Supplies
Appreciate the significance of building a Supplies Management Team
Appreciate the importance of Budgets and Budgetary Control
Content
Supply Chain Management Part 2
Organisation of a Supplies Department
The Supervisor’s Managerial Role
Budgetary Control
Building the Supplies Management Team
Handling Meetings
Supply staff motivation
Staff training, and development
Professional qualifications in purchasing and supplies
Group Dynamics
Report Writing
Time Management
Problem solving and decision making in Supplies Management
Project approach to Supplies Management
Application of Management Principles
Communication Skill – Public Speaking
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 60%
Final Examination 40%