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| Logistics / Transport
Occupation Description Manufacturers need to have materials and components delivered to their facilities at specific times in order to maintain production schedules and outputs. They also need their finished products to be delivered to clients, nationally and internationally, on time. This is the responsibility of the logistics and transport teams. Logistics and transport administrators plan, organise and control the operational activities in the four principal types of transport, road, rail, air and sea. Logistics and transport administrators may… Personal Requirements You should Environment The majority of work for those involved in logistics and transport administration will usually be in an office environment, however there may be times in certain manufacturing enterprises where they will also need to attend meetings offsite or visit the factory floor. Training To become a logistics or transport administrator you usually have to complete a Certificate IV in Transport and Distribution (Administration). To work at more senior levels, involving more responsibility, you will usually need to complete a Diploma or Advanced Diploma in Logistics - Business Management or a Degree. Of course, with experience, and possibly further training, you can continue to progress further along a career pathway that could see you in a number of senior management positions. Certificate IV in Transport and Distribution (Administration) Earnings, Job and Employment Prospects For detailed information about earnings, job and employment prospects for this occupation, go to the Australian JobSearch Careers page and click on Job Outlook . Printed Resources The INFOSHEET PDFs provide information about the Manufacturing Industry and its various sectors and occupations. To view and print these documents click RESOURCES (you will need to have Adobe Reader ® installed). Where Can I Go From This Job? To find out more about potential Manufacturing career possibilities click PATHWAYS. |
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