This Port Management and Terminal Management course provides a comprehensive understanding of logistics, shipping, port operations, container terminals, cargo handling, stevedoring, and essential aspects of the shipping industry.
It covers a wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of logistics to the technical aspects of shipping and the application of information technology in logistics.
Introduction to shipping and its significance in the global economy.
The role of logistics in the economy and organizations.
Customer service in logistics.
Role and responsibilities of customs brokers, freight forwarders, consolidators, shipping agents, and stevedores.
Port operations, port limits, tidal variations, and port charges.
Cargo work, types of cargo, packaging, stowage, and maintenance.
Ship terminology, cargo calculation, and broken stowage.
Bulk cargo handling, moisture content, spontaneous combustion, and project cargo handling.
Essentials of logistics, including information technology, inventory control, decision making, statistical analysis, and simulation.
Expert-led training with experienced professionals from the industry.
Interactive sessions and hands-on exercises.
Practical insights and real-world examples.
Networking opportunities with industry experts.
Applicants must have completed 12th grade or its equivalent from a recognized educational board.
Basic understanding of shipping and logistics concepts is beneficial but not mandatory.
Advanced
70 hours
