Professional Development Directory 2015

152 Pages·2014·2.79 MB·English

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Welcome to the 2015 edition of the Professional
Development Directory.
My theme, as President of CILT in 2014/15,
focuses on developing people. The success of
any business depends not just on having good
ideas or products - it depends on having the
right people with the right knowledge and skills
who are able to deliver results. In my presidential
year I am focusing on growing our membership,
enhancing and strengthening our mentoring
scheme and raising the profile and value of
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for From the CILT President,
all our members.
Jim Spittle FCILT
Mentoring is becoming a key CPD requirement
within many organisations with benefits for the
mentor and mentee alike. In my experience, those
appointing at director and senior management
level roles are increasingly asking applicants for
evidence of coaching, mentoring and developing
others.
As a professional body it is vital that we attract
and encourage bright, enthusiastic young people
into the profession and give them every support
in achieving their potential. Offering mentoring For those organisations that want to explore the
support, nationally recognised qualifications and options for a company specific course, we can
opportunities for CPD, will be advantageous not run any of the courses on your premises and/
just for those starting out in the career but also or tailor content to meet your specific company
for mid-career professionals and for those like requirements. This year’s directory is shorter
me who have been working in the profession for and more succinct than previous editions and
many years. After all, we all need to keep up to is, of course, available on our website in an easy
date and take responsibility for our own personal access format.
and professional development if we are to stay
ahead of the game. I urge you to explore the Directory to find the
training programmes that best suit your needs
The current range of courses in this year’s and those of your team. We hope that you
Directory has been developed to meet the find what you need but just in case you have
needs of members and of the different sectors any questions please contact the Professional
within our profession. The courses are ‘public’ Development team for more information.
and everyone can attend, though of course our
Members enjoy preferential rates. For those
Jim Spittle FCILT
of you who are not yet Members, joining the
Institute will give access to these preferential President,
rates and the many other benefits which our The Chartered Institute
Institute offers. of Logistics and Transport
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Introduction 3 Road Transport 35
Compliance-based Courses – CPC and DCPC 35
Foreword from the CILT President, Jim Spittle FCILT 3 Transport Manager Training - Certificate of Compliance
Welcome 7 (Road Transport Operations) 35
CILT Professional Sector Map 8 Transport Manager Training - Transport Manager Certificate
of Professional Competence - Road Haulage and Passenger
Customer Service Statement 10
Transport 36
Terms and Conditions 10
Transport Manager Training - Transport Manager Certificate
of Professional Competence Refresher 36
Benefits of Membership 11
Dangerous Good Safety Advisor (DGSA) 37
Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (DCPC) 37
CILT Membership 12 Train the Trainer (DCPC) 38
IOM Membership 12 Training Needs Analysis (DCPC) 38
The Benefits of Belonging 13 Demystifying Rail Freight - Become an Informed User
of Rail Freight Services 39
Mentoring 13
Continuing Professional Development - CPD 14 Humanitarian Logistics Short Courses 40
Field Warehousing and Inventory Management 40
The Knowledge Centre 15
Managing a Medical Supply Chain 40
Careers Service 16
Field Logistics 40
Aspire Careers Foundation 16
Train the Trainer for Capacity Building 40
In Company Process Management and Data (PMD) 41
PMD Mapping and Analysis 41
Training Programmes 17
Open Training Programmes 43
Operations and Supply Chain Management 18
In Company and Bespoke Training 18
The Institute’s Open Training Programmes - Frequently
Developing your Bespoke Programme 19 Asked Questions 44
Return on Investment 19
Road Transport 45
Endorsement of In Company Schemes and Programmes 19
Compliance-based Courses – CPC and DCPC 45
Why Choose CILT? 20
Transport Manager Training - Certificate of Compliance
Understanding the Supply Chain 21
(Road Transport Operations) 45
MRPII/ERP and Supply Chain Management –
Transport Manager Training - Transport Manager Certificate
An Introduction 21
of Professional Competence - Road Haulage and Passenger
MRPII/ERP and Supply Chain Management – Transport 46
An Overview 22
Transport Manager Training - CILT CPC (Certificate in
Master Planning 22 Professional Competence) - Road Haulage and Passenger
Sales and Operations Planning 23 Transport 47
Demand Management 23 Transport Manager Training - Transport Manager Certificate
of Professional Competence Refresher 48
Material and Capacity Requirements Planning 24
Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (DCPC) 49
The Supply Chain Awareness Game 24
Train the Trainer (DCPC) 50
Good Distribution Practice (GDP) 25
Training Needs Analysis (DCPC) 50
CILT Supply Chain Practitioner Programmes in
Oil & Gas, Retail 26 Dangerous Good Safety Advisor (DGSA) 51
APICS 27 FORS Practitioner Programme 52
APICS - Basics of Supply Chain Management (BSCM) 27 Going for Bronze 52
APICS - Master Planning of Resources (MPR) 28 Developing Road Transport Policy 52
APICS - Detailed Scheduling and Planning (DSP) 29 Managing Work Related Road Safety 52
APICS - Execution and Control of Operations (ECO) 30 Managing Driver Fitness and Impairment 53
APICS - Strategic Management of Resources (SMR) 31 Managing Driver Assessment and Training 53
APICS - Certified in Production and Post-collision Procedures and Analysis 53
Inventory Management (CPIM) 32 Safe and Efficient Fleet Management 54
APICS - Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) 33 Reducing Fuel Use and Minimising Environmental Impacts 54
APICS - Principles of Operations Management 34 Minimising Transport Fines and Charges 55
Monitoring and Measuring Road Fleet Performance 55
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An Introduction 57 Transport Practitioners 98
MRPII/ERP and Supply Chain Management – Trip Banking: A Practical Guide to Improving Sustainable
An Overview 58 Transport in the Planning Process 99
Master Planning 59 Travel Plan Surgery: How to Design an Effective Travel Plan -
Developing a Travel Plan for your Organisation 100
Sales and Operations Planning 60
Preparing for a Successful Public Enquiry Outcome -
Demand Management 61
Preparation to Give Expert Witness Evidence 101
Effective Manufacturing 62
Road Safety Audit – Principles and Good Practice 102
Inventory Control Techniques 63
Introduction to Value Stream Mapping 64 Professional Skills Online 103
Understanding Lean 65 Business Performance Management 104
Developing a Culture of Continuous Improvement 66 Key Performance Indicators (KPI) – Recently Updated 104
Running Successful Lean Events 67 Making Budgeting Work in the Real World 105
Delivering Operational Excellence 68 Managing Through a Recession 105
Navigating Change 68 Market Analysis 106
Value Stream Mapping for Practitioners & Facilitators 69 Writing a Business Plan 106
Lean Yellow Belt Programme 70 Intellectual Property and New Ideas 107
Facilitator Skills Programme 71 Communicating Complex Ideas 107
The Accelerated Lean Skills Programme 72 Customer Service 108
Warehouse Management 73 Effective Communication Skills 108
CILT Supply Chain Practitioner Programmes in Negotiation Skills 109
Oil & Gas, Retail 74 Networking Skills 109
APICS 75 Problem Solving 110
Project Management 110
APICS - Basics of Supply Chain Management (BSCM) 75
Social Media for Professionals 111
APICS - Master Planning of Resources (MPR) 76
Ethical Compliance 111
APICS - Detailed Scheduling and Planning (DSP) 77
Developing your Professional Career 112
APICS - Execution and Control of Operations (ECO) 78
Managing Yourself and Others - Leadership Skills 112
APICS - Strategic Management of Resources (SMR) 79
Managing High-performing Teams 113
APICS - Certified in Production and Inventory Management
(CPIM) 80 Managing Workload 113
APICS - Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) 81 Managing Change and Transformation 114
APICS - Principles of Operations Management 82 The Chartered Institution of
APICS - Train the Trainer (TtT) and Learning Dynamics for Wastes Management 115
Instructors (LDI) 83
Contact Essentials for the Wastes Management Industry 115
Transport and Travel Planning 84 An Introduction to the Management of
CILT(UK)/PTRC Certificate in Traffic and Transport 84 Wastes and Resources 115
The Principles of Traffic and Transport 85 Practical Waste Management 115
Introduction to Highway Design and Construction 86 Introduction to Waste Legislation 115
Sustainable Road Repairs and Maintenance 87 Duty of Care in the Wastes Management Industry 116
Design, Construction and Maintenance of Highway Drainage Hazardous Waste Regulations 116
Systems 88 Environmental Permitting and Exemptions 116
Risk, Liability and Project Delivery – Essential Legislation for Management of Hazardous Waste 116
Highways and Transport Practitioners 89
Introduction to Environmental Management and
Ensuring Compliance with the Equality Act 2010 90 Environmental Management Systems 116
Traffic Signing: From First Principles to Best Practice 91 Tailored Training Programmes with CIWM 117
On-Street Parking Scheme Design - Essential Knowledge for Certificate of Customs Competency 118
Transport Professionals 92
Cycle Infrastructure Design Course 93
Cycling For Transport 94
Planning Public Transport Services 95
Introduction to Traffic Survey Techniques 96
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Qualifications 119 CILT and University of South Wales MSc
International Logistics and Supply Chain
Management 141
Level 3 Certificate in Road Passenger First Line
Management- Coming Soon 120 Online MSc International Logistics and
Supply Chain Management 141
General Introduction to CILT Distance Learning 120
Msc International Logistics and
The Institutes Professional Qualifications - Supply Chain Management 141
Frequently Asked Questions 121
CILT and the University of South Wales MSc Strategic
CILT(UK) Level 1 Award in Logistics and Transport 123 Procurement Management 142
CILT(UK) Level 2 Award in Study for CILT Qualifications via the Accenture Academy 143
Customer Service and Marketing 123
APICS 144
CILT(UK) Level 2 Certificate in Logistics and Transport 124
APICS - Basics of Supply Chain Management (BSCM) 144
CILT(UK) Level 3 Award in Global Logistics 125
APICS - Certified in Production and Inventory Management
CILT(UK) Level 3 Award in Green Logistics 125
(CPIM) 145
CILT(UK) Level 3 Award in Local Authority Passenger
APICS - Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) 146
Transport Planning and Provision 126
CILT(UK) Level 3 Award in Port Operations 126 Humanitarian Logistics 147
CILT(UK) Level 3 Award in Warehousing 127 Fritz/CILT(UK) Certification in Humanitarian Logistics 147
CILT(UK) Level 3 Certificate in Global Logistics 127 Fritz/CILT(UK) Certification in Humanitarian Supply Chain
Management 148
CILT(UK) Level 3 Certificate in Green Logistics 128
Fritz/CILT(UK) Certification in Humanitarian Medical
CILT(UK) Level 3 Certificate In Local Authority Passenger
Logistics Practices 148
Transport Planning and Provision 129
CILT(UK) Level 3 Certificate in Port Operations 130
CILT(UK) Level 3 Certificate in Logistics and Transport 131
CILT(UK) Level 3 Certificate of Professional Competence
for Transport Managers (Road Haulage) 132
CILT(UK) Level 3 Certificate of Professional Competence
for Transport Managers (Passenger Transport) 132
CILT(UK) - IOM Level 3 Certificate in
Operations Management 133
CILT(UK) Level 5 Professional Diploma in Logistics
and Transport 134
CILT(UK) – IOM Level 5 Certificate in Operations
Management for the Service Environment 136
CILT(UK) – IOM Level 5 Diploma in Operations Management
for the Service Environment 137
CILT(UK) - IOM Level 5 Award in Supply Chain
and Inventory Management 138
CILT(UK) - IOM Level 5 Diploma in
Operations Management 139
CILT(UK) Level 6 Advanced Diploma in Logistics
and Transport 140
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Logistics and Transport in the world with over 33,000 members working in over 100 countries. There are nt
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more than 30 Territorial Organisations and Institute Branches and they all share the Institute’s principle
objective: ‘To promote and advance the art and science of logistics and transport’. The Institute achieves
this objective through both its membership and its education services. Each Territorial Organisation
and Institute Branch is, in its own right, a separate organisation representing the Chartered Institute of
Logistics and Transport in their territory.
CILT(UK), The Institute of Operations Management (IOM) and PTRC provide opportunities for the
professional development for people at all levels within the profession. Each year we review and refresh
our courses so the 2015 directory contains a wide range of new, interesting and relevant opportunities for
your Initial and Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
Introduction to the
Professional Sectors
CILT(UK) is organised in eight professional sectors which reflect where our members
work and their interests. We aim to offer opportunities for development for each of the
eight areas.
Supply Chain: covering the entire range of freight and Bus & Coach: contributing regular input into
logistics, with specialist Forums, including construction, Government future strategies, and with Forums that
defence, and operations management. include travel planning and accessibility and inclusion
issues.
Transport Planning: including central Government,
local authority and other transport planning specialisms. Ports, Maritime & Waterways: covering the interests
This Professional Sector covers freight and passenger of all those involved in waterborne transport domestically
transport planning, travel planning and modelling. and internationally, including freight, trade, port
operations, coastal shipping and inland waterways.
Rail: covering passenger and freight topics, as well
as looking at strategic issues, travel planning, freight Freight Forwarding: covering customs and international
forwarding and passenger security. trade, by road, rail, sea and air, as well as the overall
range of related freight transport matters.
Active Travel & Travel Planning: covering specific
requirements of pedestrians and the growing number of Aviation: leading the Institute’s thinking on aviation
cyclists on our streets, and supporting their needs within policy and development, covering freight and passenger,
the overall infrastructure and environment. together with customs and international trade, and freight
forwarding, as well as looking at passenger security.
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PROFESSIONAL
SECTORS
Active Ports
Supply Transport Bus & Freight
Rail Travel & Trave l Maritime Aviation
Chain Planning Coach Forwarding
Planning Waterways
FORUMS Travel Demand Travel Demand Travel Demand Travel Demand
Management Management Management Management
Ports, Maritime Aviation
Construction Supply Chain Freight Forwarding
& Waterways Policy
Customs &
International Trade
Bus & Coach Bus & Coach Bus & Coach
Defence Supply Chain Customs & Compliance Freight
International Trade Forwarding
Compliance
Humanitarian Logistics (HELP)
Customs &
Offshore Logistics
International Trade
Offshore Offshore Logistics Compliance
Logistics
Public Policy
Cycling Benchmarking Benchmarking
Benchmarking Passenger Rail Benchmarking
Benchmarking Walking Airport
Benchmarking
Access
PMD Work Rail Freight Transport
Measurement Airport Access Benchmarking Benchmarking Managers
Roads & Traffic Policy
Logistics Research Network (LRN) Transport Airport Access Airport Airport Access
Managers Access Logistics
Safety Logistics Safety Logistics Safety
Strategic Rail Transport
Policy Managers
Young Professionals
Roads &
Transport Roads & Traffic Policy Traffic Policy Environment &
Managers Freight Road Freight Transport Sustainability
Roads & Forwarding Environment & Sustainability
Passenger
Traffic Policy
Transport Modelling Transport
Roads & Traffic Transport Security
Policy Transport Planning Planning
Outsourcing & Procurement
Reverse Logistics Passenger Transport
Freight Forwarding Security Food
Logistics Road Freight Logistics
Safety Transport Food Logistics
Supply Chain Environment & Sustainability Environment
Inventory Management & Sustainability Food
Logistics
Environment & Sustainability Passenger Retail Logistics
Passenger
Road Freight Transport Retail Logistics
Transport
Transport Security
Light Rail Security Light Rail Light Rail Light Rail
Environment & Sustainability
& Tram & Tram & Tram & Tram
Data Capture &
Information Management Accessibility
Food Logistics
& Inclusion
Food Logistics
Retail Logistics Retail Logistics
Retail Logistics
Value Chain
Warehouse Management Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility
Systems & Inclusion & Inclusion & Inclusion & Inclusion & Inclusion
Warehouse &
Materials Handling
Logistics Simulation
For further information call: 01536 740104
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Active Ports
Supply Transport Bus & Freight
Rail Travel & Trave l Maritime Aviation
Chain Planning Coach Forwarding
Planning Waterways
FORUMS Travel Demand Travel Demand Travel Demand Travel Demand
Management Management Management Management
Ports, Maritime Aviation
Construction Supply Chain Freight Forwarding
& Waterways Policy
Customs &
International Trade
Bus & Coach Bus & Coach Bus & Coach
Defence Supply Chain Customs & Compliance Freight
International Trade Forwarding
Compliance
Humanitarian Logistics (HELP)
Customs &
Offshore Logistics
International Trade
Offshore Offshore Logistics Compliance
Logistics
Public Policy
Cycling Benchmarking Benchmarking
Benchmarking Passenger Rail Benchmarking
Benchmarking Walking Airport
Benchmarking
Access
PMD Work Rail Freight Transport
Measurement Airport Access Benchmarking Benchmarking Managers
Roads & Traffic Policy
Logistics Research Network (LRN) Transport Airport Access Airport Airport Access
Managers Access Logistics
Safety Logistics Safety Logistics Safety
Strategic Rail Transport
Policy Managers
Young Professionals
Roads &
Transport Roads & Traffic Policy Traffic Policy Environment &
Managers Freight Road Freight Transport Sustainability
Roads & Forwarding Environment & Sustainability
Passenger
Traffic Policy
Transport Modelling Transport
Roads & Traffic Transport Security
Policy Transport Planning Planning
Outsourcing & Procurement
Reverse Logistics Passenger Transport
Freight Forwarding Security Food
Logistics Road Freight Logistics
Safety Transport Food Logistics
Supply Chain Environment & Sustainability Environment
Inventory Management & Sustainability Food
Logistics
Environment & Sustainability Passenger Retail Logistics
Passenger
Road Freight Transport Retail Logistics
Transport
Transport Security
Light Rail Security Light Rail Light Rail Light Rail
Environment & Sustainability
& Tram & Tram & Tram & Tram
Data Capture &
Information Management Accessibility
Food Logistics
& Inclusion
Food Logistics
Retail Logistics Retail Logistics
Retail Logistics
Value Chain
Warehouse Management Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility Accessibility
Systems & Inclusion & Inclusion & Inclusion & Inclusion & Inclusion
Warehouse &
Materials Handling
Logistics Simulation
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Customer Service Statement Our services
Our customer service statement is designed to help all our • A suite of relevant short courses for members and non
customers, including participants on our short courses and members alike
development programmes, students studying with the CILT • Access to distance learning provision for a range of
distance learning centre, employers and members. professional qualifications
• A Continuing Professional Development scheme with a
We aim to: mentoring service
• Web-based access to information
• Support students and members in achieving their
• A library and information service
potential through lifelong learning
• Listen to our customers and put them first Complaints
• Continuously monitor and improve our quality of service,
taking note of customer feedback Your complaint will be acknowledged within five working
• Offer a high quality service in the provision of short days and formally responded to within ten working days.
courses and distance learning support Where extensions are required to make a formal judgement
• Provide a courteous and accurate response to all then the correspondence will include a timeframe.
enquiries
• Provide services that are relevant to the requirements of
all our customers, including those with special needs
• Answer telephone calls within three rings
• Reply to all requests for information and
correspondence, including emails, within five working
days
• Investigate and respond initially to complaints within five
working days and, when a customer requests, investigate
a complaint further
Terms and Conditions Dietary or access requirements
Please state any special dietary or access requirements at the
Booking Conditions
time of booking.
Specific booking details are provided in each section of the
Cancellation
Directory and you can email [email protected] for enquiries at
any time. Provisional bookings can be made by telephone but All cancellations, or alterations to a booking, must be received
must be confirmed in writing either by email, post or fax. in writing. To avoid cancellation penalties, substitutes will be
accepted at any time, if notified in writing and in advance of
Fees
the event.
Fees for short courses include attendance, lunch and all
Adjustments in fees will be made if there is any change in
refreshments unless otherwise indicated. Fees do not include
fee category. Cancellations received in writing up to 14 days
overnight accommodation, breakfast and evening meals
before an event will be subject to an administration fee of
unless stated.
£75 + VAT or the event delegate fee whichever is the lower.
Acknowledgement Cancellation within 14 days of the event date or a ‘no show’,
will be liable for the full fee.
Receipt of a registration form will be acknowledged by
email and delegates will be sent an invoice or request for a Disclaimer
purchase order in the case of an organisation paying the fees.
CILT, IOM and PTRC reserve the right to vary the programme
Joining instructions, including a map, will be sent to each
and to cancel an event if it is under subscribed or for any
delegate by email approximately two weeks before the start of
other reason. In the event of cancellation, where reasonably
the event.
possible we aim to give delegates at least two weeks’ notice
Payment and the fee will be refunded in full. Please note that we will
not be held liable for any pre-booked travel, accommodation
Unless otherwise stated payment in full must be made at the or similar costs incurred under any circumstances
time of booking. All prices are exclusive of VAT, unless stated whatsoever.
otherwise.
Data Protection
A discount is automatically available to all CILT and IOM
members. For those who are not yet members and would like Details will be held on a database in accordance with the
information on membership of either CILT or IOM please visit 1998 Data Protection Act. Information will be used for internal
our website at www.ciltuk.org.uk or www.iomnet.org.uk marketing purposes only and will not be shared with any
external organisations.