Maritime logistics has traditionally been defined as the marine transport of goods and people. However, it also contains a dimension tied to supply chains as it encompasses the flow of materials to suppliers, within operational centres, and to consumers.
This course takes a comprehensive look at the basics of maritime shipping, chartering agreements, and the role of port management and operations. You will develop an understanding of supply chain principles as they relate to the shipping industry, examine potential risks and risk management strategies, and cultivate the skills to make informed logistical decisions in the maritime sector.
This course uses a variety of adult learning styles to aid full understanding and comprehension.
Participants will review case studies to highlight key areas of importance and possible areas for faults.
They will be supplied with the best tools required to carry out learning exercises to improve their skills. Participants will analyse the examples to gain a thorough understanding of how these skills, techniques and methods apply in the workplace.