• Professional supply chain certification makes you more valuable to an employer over other colleagues. Certification demonstrates an enhanced understanding of technical concepts, thus a CLTD Certification could open doors to new opportunities.

• Most importantly, professional supply chain certifications can lead to salary increase of 40% to upward of 70%. Given that the total cost of obtaining the CLTD certification could be one half of your desired monthly salary.

1-Certified Instructor

• Has more than 15 years of working experience
• Delivered the course for several times
• Has an experience with how to get you pass the international exam from first attempt

2- Using course latest material

3- TASK LMS

• The easiest way to get your desired knowledge and becoming certified 

• Module 1: Logistics Overview and Strategy

   

  • Outlining the principles that make logistics useful, including economic drivers

  • Understanding how logistics fits within supply chain management

  • Managing logistics strategy, including the logistics value proposition

  • Developing flexible logistics frameworks and collaborative relationships

  • Exploring strategic-level risk management

  • Using fundamental performance measurements and benchmarking

  • Implementing reengineering and continuous improvement philosophies

   

  Module 2: Logistics Network Design

   

  • Implementing a logistics network design process

  • Considering transportation requirements driving logistics network plans

  • Using tools and analyses to select node patterns and links

  • Adopting risk management

  • Planning for network security and business continuity

   

  Module 3: Sustainability and Reverse Logistics

   

  • Understanding how logistics plays a key role in demonstrating organizational social responsibility

  • Managing the triple bottom line, including carbon footprint reductions and green initiatives

  • Selecting vendors based on sustainable practices

  • Demonstrating responsibility when handling and managing hazardous and dangerous materials

   

  Module 4: Capacity Planning and Demand Management

   

  • Understanding the basics of forecasting including various types of forecasts

  • Shaping demand for logistics services

  • Translating demand information into planning for transportation and warehousing capacity

  • Providing input during S&OP and participating in collaborative planning, forecasting, and replenishment

  • Planning for distribution requirements

  • Managing supply, including ERP master scheduling

  • Developing a process and selecting a purchasing strategy

   

  Module 5: Order Management

   

  • Performing customer relationship management during order management activities

  • Implementing CRM to strengthen relationships

  • Meeting customer needs

  • Achieving service levels according to customer demand

  • Managing the process steps and logistics decision points of inbound, intracompany, and outbound order management

   

  Module 6: Inventory Management

   

  • Understanding inventory management, planning, and control

  • Contrasting stakeholder expectations for inventory management

  • Summarizing the different functions or purposes inventory serves in a business

  • Illustrating the major types of inventory costs

  • Differentiating approaches to safety stock and determinations of when to order

  • Performing calculations related to standard deviation, economic order quantity, and reorder points

  • Describing lean, just-in-time, ABC, vendor-managed inventory, and other alternative approaches

  • Listing common performance metrics

   

  Module 7: Warehouse Management

   

  • Understanding warehousing strategies and determining which to use

  • Considering physical aspects and tactics related to warehousing design

  • Exploring warehousing challenges and trends

  • Summarizing warehouse ownership types and functions

  • Determining warehouse operations performance measures

  • Diving deep into warehouse processes, layouts, materials handling, systems and automation, and packaging

   

  Module 8: Transportation

   

  • Outlining transportation fundamentals including cost structure, stakeholders, capabilities, carrier types, mode

  classifications, and selection considerations

  • Diving deep into the modes of transportation including road, rail, air, water, pipeline, intermodal, and

  parcel/courier

  • Managing transportation according to guiding principles

  • Considering tradeoffs when designing transportation networks, selecting carriers and modes, and planning routes and schedules

   

  Module 9: Global Logistics Considerations

   

  • Examining current factors in the global logistics space

  • Staying competitive while balancing cost and level of service

  • Exploring the history of international trade theories and infrastructure

  • Discussing global logistics performance indicators and trade specialists

  • Complying with international trade regulations

  • Preparing customs documentation

  • Discussing finance, payment options, terms of sale, payment methods, currency issues, trade zones, and hedging

• Offline course:   36 hours / 6 sessions / 1 session per week
• Online course:    30 hours / 10 sessions / 2 session per week

• Logistics managers/engineers
• Supply chain logistics managers
• Traffic managers
• Transportation/fleet managers
• Warehouse operations/distribution managers
• Reverse logistics managers

• For more information about the CLTD exam CLICK HERE

CLTD Accredited By APICS  -USA- At APICS, we know that there’s more to supply chain than management, more to performance than process and more to people than position descriptions .APICS fills this gap. We’re known for our ability to develop supply chain talent and elevate  end-to-end supply chain performance. Nobody does this better than we do. From education and certification to benchmarking and best practices, APICS sets the industry standard.