Maritime Supply Chain Management

The Maritime Supply Chain ensures that the materials that make up all our goods are delivered to manufacturers and that the finished products get to where they need to be. In a global economy, an effective supply chain is literally necessary for everything to run smoothly.

The Maritime Supply Chain’s future is anticipated to be influence by number of variables, including technological improvements, shifting trade patterns, and rising sustainability standards. New shipping routes and shifting trade patterns may spur the development of new port infrastructure, while automation and digitalization are anticipated to pay a big and significant role in increasing efficiency and lowering costs.

This GLOMACS Maritime Supply Chain Management training course will provide individuals with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage maritime services and operations on the one hand and the flow of goods and services in a global supply chain. 

This interactive Maritime Supply Chain Management training course will highlight the following:

• The Maritime Logistics
• Shipping Business
• Maritime Supply Chain Risk
• Port Administration
• Maritime Supply Chain Security

Upon successful completion of the Supply Chain Management, the attendees will be able to:

• Analyze Maritime Supply Chain Importance
• Execute knowledge of principle theories of supply chain management.
• Demonstrate Sustaining Global Economy
• Implement Transport Logistics Management
• Identify the Meaning & Importance of ETA, ETD, ATD, & ATA in Shipping
• Recognize the Maritime Law and International Conventions
• Apply Broking & Chartering Practices
• Value Challenges faced by the Maritime Supply Chain
• Manage Influencing Factors of Maritime Supply Chain Risk
• Discuss the impact of port congestion crisis on global economy
• Revise Ease port restrictions
• Experience the Supply Chain Security Best practices and existing models
• Recognize Security as a source of competitive advantage

A highly interactive combination of lectures and discussion sessions as well as case studies will be managed to maximize the amount and quality of information, knowledge, and experience transfer. The course will be intensive but practical and highly interactive. The sessions will start by raising the most relevant questions and motivating everybody to find the right answers. The attendants will also be encouraged to raise more of their questions and to share developing the right answers using their analysis and experience. Course material through PowerPoint equipped with necessary animation, learning videos, and general discussions will be provided.

The course will be delivered through: Presentation, Group & individual exercises, Case Studies – Simulation, active movies, and videos. Participants shall be evaluated before, during, and at the end of the course.

The organization’s delegates will gain the skills of supply chain management, which integrates marketing knowledge and modern technologies. The course provides individuals to enhance customer value, nurture all-rounded business talents to meet the future demand of enterprises amid the ever-changing business environments.

This will enable companies to have professional who has the main concepts and elements that support them to apply & implement:

• The Transport Logistics Management Skills
• Economics of Shipping
• Maritime Supply Chain Relates to Business
• Carriage of Goods by Sea Law
• Geography of Ocean Transport
• Supply Chain Security technologies

This Maritime Supply Chain Management training course will provide individuals with clear and promising career prospects at sea or onshore:

• New skills and knowledge can be acquired
• Existing abilities and knowledge can be improved or updated
• Confidence, job satisfaction, capability, and competence gains
• Learning is progressed to practice in the workplace
• Increased capacity to adopt new ideas and methods
• Learning is used to improve performance at work
• Improved success at work results from learning

• Senior Management of an organisation who play a key role in strategic decisions for any process enhancement in the organisation
• Business Development Managers
• Maritime Supply Chain Professionals
• Supply Planners & Scheduling Professionals
• Managers responsible for overseeing end-to-end operations of the Supply chain
• Compliance Officers
• Negotiators and Contracting Professionals
• Legal and financial advisors protecting the interests of the organisation in crisis situations
• Internal and external auditors responsible for ensuring adherence to and compliance with
• Ship Brokers
• Any other professional interested in knowing more about Maritime Global Supply Chain Updates

DAY 1

Maritime Logistics

• Supply Chain Definition
• Maritime Supply Chain Importance
• Sustaining Global Economy
• Transport Logistics Management
• General Ship Knowledge
• Seaborne Cargo & Dangerous Goods
• Cargo Planning
• Marine Terminal Operations
• Modal & Intermodal Transport

DAY 2

Shipping Business

• Commercial Shipping
• Economics of Shipping
• The Meaning of ETA, ETD, ATD, & ATA in Shipping
• ETA, ETD, ATD, and ATA Importance
• Obtaining Vessel’s Accurate Arrival Times
• Benefits of Accurate Prediction Time
• Maritime Supply Chain Relates to Business
• Maritime Law and International Conventions
• Broking & Chartering Practices
• Carriage of Goods by Sea Law
• International Trade and Finance
• Marine Insurance

DAY 3

Maritime Supply Chain Risk

• Challenges faced by the Maritime Supply Chain
• Influencing Factors of Maritime Supply Chain Risk
• The Concept of Maritime Supply Chain Risk
• External Risk
• Cooperation Risk
• Logistics Service Risk
• Information Risk

DAY 4

Port Administration

• Port Operations
• Port Congestion
• Digitize ports increase efficiency
• Redistribute cargo to alternative ports
• Ease port restrictions
• Impact of port congestion crisis on global economy
• Logistics Management
• Geography of Ocean Transport
• Marine Pollution & Environmental Studies

DAY 5

Maritime Supply Chain Security

• Supply Chain Security Policy
• Supply Chain Security Best practices and existing models
• Supply Chain Security technologies
• Security as a source of competitive advantage
• Terrorism
• Piracy and Maritime Robbery

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