Overview

What’s involved

A supply chain manager uses logistics software to oversee and keep track of a company’s warehouse logistics for product storage, supply and transport. They manage a warehouse team, negotiate contracts with suppliers and customers and ensure products are delivered on time.
 

How do they spend their day?

A supply chain manager works from an office and in the warehouse to complete tasks such as:

•    Ordering supplies
•    Allocating products for distribution
•    Liaising with customers and suppliers
•    Keeping inventory records up to date
•    Contract management and Invoicing
•    Generating inventory reports

Occupation Insights

Average salary
$80,000 - $100,000 per year
Skills you will use
Customer service
Relationship management
Procurement of supplies
Procurement of supplies
Contract management

Diploma of Logistics or a bachelor of business (logistics and supply chain)

A relevant degree or qualification in logistics, supply chain management, or a related field is required

Experience with managing contracts, using inventory software programs and managing the procurement, storage and delivery of supplies.

Highly organised and responsible, enjoys customer service and using technology.

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.