Supply and Distribution Manager courses in Melbourne

A Logistics Clerk handles administrative tasks like processing stock orders, checking inventory, and liaising with clients while ensuring effective time management.

A Transport Coordinator schedules delivery operations, arranging transport via internal fleets or external agencies while managing multiple tasks effectively.

A Logistics Manager oversees the supply and transport of goods, managing operations and staff while ensuring efficiency and effective problem-solving.

A Postal Worker sorts and prepares mail for delivery, managing both manual and electronic processes while ensuring teamwork and time management.

A Shipping Officer coordinates freight transport, manages paperwork, and schedules operations, requiring strong organisational and communication skills.

A Logistics Officer manages goods supply, processes orders, liaises with clients, arranges deliveries, and completes administrative tasks.

A Logistics Administrator processes orders, manages stock levels, organises transport, and uses digital systems while coordinating administrative tasks.

An Import/Export Manager oversees international trade operations, identifies business opportunities, and liaises with suppliers and distributors.

A Trade Manager negotiates deals with suppliers and distributors, analyses market data, organises logistics, and manages tasks with strong communication and analytical skills.

Ticketing Coordinators manage ticket sales and distribution, coordinating systems, handling customer enquiries, and ensuring seamless event operations.

Logistics Specialists manage inventory and distribution channels, optimising efficiency, ensuring compliance, and providing reliable customer service for the organisation.

A Transport Manager coordinates transport operations, ensuring efficient movement of goods and people while managing schedules, budgets, and compliance.

Logisticians optimise the movement of goods, minimising costs and maximising efficiency in sourcing, delivery, and inventory management.

Logistics Planners manage freight schedules, optimise transport efficiency, and ensure compliance while resolving issues to maintain profitability and customer satisfaction.

Logistics Coordinators manage the shipping and transport of goods, ensuring timely order fulfilment while maximising profitability and efficiency.

Supply Planners ensure adequate raw materials and inventory for production, using forecasts and analysis to maintain optimal stock levels.

An Air Cargo Examination Officer inspects cargo at airports, ensuring safety, compliance, and security using screening technology and strict procedures.

A Vehicle Operator is responsible for safely driving and maintaining a variety of vehicles used for transporting goods, materials, or passengers. 

A Truck Operator is responsible for transporting goods and materials safely and efficiently using heavy vehicles such as trucks or semi-trailers. 

A Linehaul Driver is responsible for transporting goods over long distances, typically between depots, distribution centres, or cities. 

A Motorbike Courier is responsible for delivering parcels, documents, and small packages quickly and efficiently using a motorcycle or scooter. 

A Delivery Rider is responsible for transporting goods, such as food, parcels, or retail items, from businesses to customers using a bicycle, motorbike, or scooter.

A Container Haulage Driver is responsible for transporting shipping containers between ports, depots, warehouses, and customer sites using heavy vehicles such as semi-trailers or prime movers. 

A Transport Driver is responsible for the safe and timely delivery of goods and materials to various destinations, often involving long or short-haul trips.

A Logistics Supervisor oversees warehouse and transport operations, ensuring goods move safely, efficiently, and on schedule.