Warehouse Leading Hand courses in Australian Capital Territory

An Inventory Controller manages stock levels, tracks orders, ensures accurate data, and collaborates with teams to optimise warehouse efficiency and processes.

A Freight Handler moves and loads stock, uses equipment like forklifts, ensures safety, handles admin tasks, and must be fit, safety-conscious, and a good team player.

A Warehouse Manager oversees operations, manages staff, ensures training, handles client communication, and resolves issues, requiring leadership, organisation, and problem-solving skills.

A Warehouse Operator manages the storage and tracking of goods, processes orders, and performs administrative tasks using computerised stock systems.

A Storeperson manages order preparation and stock tracking in a warehouse, ensuring efficient handling and organisation of goods.

A Warehouse Assistant manages stock, processes orders, and packages items, requiring strong organisational skills and teamwork.

A Warehouse Supervisor leads a team, ensures smooth operations, monitors stock, processes orders, and manages tasks effectively.

A Pick Packer assembles and packages orders in a warehouse, ensures accurate item collection, and notifies customers of stock issues while maintaining strong organisational and time management skills.

Inventory Planners manage stock levels to meet customer demand, using forecasting tools to optimise inventory without overstocking or shortages.

Inventory Managers oversee stock levels and warehouse functions, focusing on efficiency, waste reduction, and improving financial performance.

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

A Stock Controller is responsible for managing inventory within a warehouse, retail store, or distribution centre. 

A Materials Handler is responsible for receiving, storing, and distributing materials within a warehouse, manufacturing facility, or construction site.