Overview

What’s involved

A resources manager plans, implements and controls the movement, flow and storage of supplies and equipment for a business using logistics software. Logistics is part of a supply chain and is used to ensure that materials, goods, equipment and services are managed, coordinated and efficient.

How do they spend their day?

A resources manager spends their day in an office, on farm or in a warehouse environment and completes tasks such as:

  • Buying and managing feed and equipment supplies
  • Managing fuel supplies and delivery
  • Working with harvesting and sales crews to move product around
  • Managing budgets
  • Keeping inventory records up to date
  • Liaising with management and staff
  • Generating inventory reports
  • Assisting with receival of goods and services

Occupation Insights

Average salary
$90,000 - $120,000 per year
Skills you will use
Analysing data
Leadership
People management
Relationship management
Procurement of supplies
Procurement of supplies

TLI50221 - Diploma of Logistics, Bachelor of Business- supply chain and logistics

A relevant degree or qualification in logistics, supply chain management, or a related field is typically required. Experience in resource management and logistics planning is necessary.

Experience using inventory software programs, managing the procurement and storage of supplies, good understanding of food industry transport and distribution.

Enjoys leading a team, using technology, problem solving and analysing data.

Courses and Training

The seafood industry offers continuous learning experiences that can enhance your knowledge and skills.

Diploma of Logistics
1 to 2 years

This qualification will give you the skills and knowledge required to manage supply chain logistics.