Logistics
For the logistics industry courses, RFI provides self-paced, online instruction on
» Introduction to the Industry
» What it is like to Work in the Industry
» Industry Terminology and Common Practices
» Career Opportunities and Descriptions
» Current Issues and Trends in the Industry
» Career Pathways, Education and Certifications in the Industry
» Workplace Expectations in Industry
Key Benefits
The courses are fully hosted on our website. You just enroll your students and let them learn.
Your instructor account allows you to track and manage all of your prospective workers in one place.
Individuals who complete one or more of the industry courses receive a certificate of completion showing that they are ready for the next step in their career.
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We provide volume discounts for statewide systems (e.g. workforce, community college or K-12 schools) or for unlimited statewide access. Please contact us for details.
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Logistics
Section 1: Introduction to Logistics
» The Logistics Industry and Logistics Management
» The Logistics Industry - Elements of Logistics Management
» The Importance of Transportation, Distribution and Logistics in Society
» Key Logistics Terms
» Concepts of Logistics - Materials Management to Physical Distribution
» Primary Modes of Transportation
Section 2: Working in Logistics
» Working in Transportation: What is a Supply Chain?
» Supply Chain Management
» Life Cycle of a Load
» Types of Logistics Options
» OSHA Requirements for Transportation and Logistics
» Safety Hazards in Logistics
» The Importance of Insuring a Load
» Transportation Risks
» Criminal Activities and Terrorism
» Cybersecurity and Transportation Infrastructures
» Common Quality Issues in Logistics
» Factors to Measure Logistics Service Quality
» Quality Control Programs
Section 3: Exploring a Career in Logistics
» Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators
» Cargo and Freight Agents
» Distribution Workers and Managers
» Distribution Operations Managers
» Stockers and Order Fillers
» Production Planner/Manager
» Warehouse Laborers
» Freight, Stock and Material Movers
» Logisticians
» Logistics Analysts/Engineers
» Supply Chain Manager
» Shipping, Receiving & Inventory Clerks
» Transit Drivers
Section 4: Current Issues in Logistics
» Fleet Costs - Insurance, Fuel & Maintenance
» Driver Shortage & Retention
» Government Regulations – Loads, Weight & Driver Time
» Traffic Management
» Effects of Economic Conditions and Competition
» Automated Supply Chain Processes
» Implementing Technology Strategies
» Self-Driving Trucks and Drones
» Automated Freight Matching
» Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication
» Remote Diagnosis
» Vehicle-to-Infrastructure Communication
Section 5: Looking for a Career in Logistics
» Focusing on the Top Logistics Careers
» Education Pathways for Logistics Careers
» Writing a Resume for Logistics Careers
» Finding a Job in Logistics
» Preparing for a Logistics Career Interview
Section 6: Workplace Expectations in Logistics
» Employer Expectations
» Working as a Team in Logistics
» Time Management in Logistics
» Self-Management
