A warehouse manager who can quote last month’s numbers but cannot tell you what is actually short on the shelf today has a problem no spreadsheet alone will fix. This course from the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy pairs two skills that usually get taught apart: running a warehouse’s daily operations properly, and buying what it needs — including through electronic purchasing — without wasting time or money.

Good warehouse management starts before the goods even arrive: choosing the right site, inspecting and recording what comes in, and organising it so it can be found again. Electronic purchasing then removes a huge amount of the manual effort managers used to spend chasing suppliers and paperwork. This course walks through both halves of that picture, end to end.

What You Will Be Able to Do

• Run warehouse operations end to end: choosing a suitable location, receiving and inspecting materials, and coding and recording them for easy retrieval.
• Apply electronic purchasing tools that cut the time and manual effort spent on procurement.
• Understand purchasing economics and select the right materials at the right price.
• Negotiate with suppliers and manage slow-moving or stagnant stock.

Who Should Attend

• Managers and owners of economic establishments wanting to improve warehouse performance.
• All employees working in warehouse oversight and control departments.
• Warehouse keepers and warehouse staff.

Module 1: What Makes Warehouse Management Work

• Choosing a suitable location for the warehouse.
• Receiving and inspecting incoming materials, and coding them in registers for easy withdrawal.

Module 2: Organising the Warehouse for Faster Material Flow

• Internal organisation methods that make entering and retrieving materials easier.
• Using digital applications to track material in and out of the warehouse.

Module 3: The Economics of Purchasing

• Purchasing economics and its importance for economic establishments.
• Selecting quality materials at the right price and quantity.

Module 4: Writing Procurement Specifications That Hold Up

• Writing clear contract and procurement specifications, and analysing them.
• Their importance in the tendering process for institutions.

Module 5: E-Purchasing in Practice

• Using electronic purchasing tools to save time and manual effort.

Module 6: Managing Stagnant Stock and Building Supplier Relationships

• Handling slow-moving or stagnant stock in the warehouse.
• Negotiation skills for dealing with suppliers.

Course Delivery

• Group training, or individual and intensive training.
• Field and theoretical training in dedicated halls.

Certificate

Participants receive a certificate accredited by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy upon completion.