A shipment that gets delayed at customs, or a warehouse that is poorly located, can quietly drain a company's budget long before anyone notices the real cause. This is the practical problem that logistics management exists to solve, and it is exactly what this Arab British Fellowship Training Academy course focuses on: managing logistics services, transport contracts and warehousing so that goods move smoothly from supplier to end customer.

Logistics acts as the channel that connects a company's central operations to its branches and customers, adding value through the smart use of time and location. Its scope covers transport, storage, warehouse site selection, and the procurement processes that keep raw materials and finished goods moving efficiently through the supply chain.

Course Objectives

• Understand the concept and scope of logistics management and its role in the supply chain.
• Identify the advantages, problems and common obstacles facing logistics services.
• Distinguish between the different types of logistics contracts and how they are structured.
• Apply modern standards, including ISO practices, to warehouse management.
• Manage transport documentation and customs clearance procedures confidently.

Target Audience

• Purchasing, supply chain and tender managers.
• Warehouse and store managers.
• Production and packaging managers.
• Anyone interested in logistics services management.

Module 1: The Concept of Logistics Management and Its Contracts

• Defining logistics work and supply chains, and why the activity matters.
• Types of logistics contracts and the advantages of well-managed logistics.

Module 2: Problems and Obstacles Facing Logistics Services

• Common challenges and obstacles logistics teams run into.
• The core tasks logistics services are expected to deliver.

Module 3: Modern Standards for Warehouse Management

• Common mistakes in applying warehouse management and how to avoid them.
• Modern strategies for storage systems and ISO standards for warehouses.

Module 4: Transport and Customs Clearance

• Types of transport, required documentation and transport contracts.
• Customs clearance procedures from start to finish.