Supply Chain & Logistics

Procurement, inventory, transportation, and logistics coordination.

⏱ Diploma📍 6 campuses

TorontoScarboroughHamiltonLondonEdmontonCalgary

📚 Key Topics

Supply chain mappingInventory managementTransportationIncotermsWarehouse opsProcurement

💼 Career Outcomes

Logistics Coordinator
Inventory Analyst
Procurement Assistant
Dispatch Coordinator
Warehouse Supervisor

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Core · Logistics Operations

Beginner

Supply Chain Mapping

🎯 Objective: Diagram a supply chain.

The flow of goods, information, and money; make-versus-buy decisions; lean versus agile strategies. A supply chain is only as strong as its weakest link — visibility is everything.

🧪 Lab: Map a product's journey.

✅ Self-check: Where in a supply chain does a delay hurt most — and why?

📎 CSCMP resources

Inventory Management

🎯 Objective: Apply EOQ & safety stock.

ABC analysis, reorder points, safety stock, and warehouse layout. Too little stock = lost sales; too much = tied-up cash. The art is the balance.

🧪 Lab: Compute EOQ for a SKU.

✅ Self-check: What does safety stock protect against?

📎 ASCM

Core · Transportation & Tech

Intermediate

Freight & Routing

🎯 Objective: Compare transport modes.

Cost/service tradeoffs between road, rail, air, and sea; incoterms (who pays/risks what); and TMS (transportation management system) basics.

🧪 Lab: Route plan for a shipment.

✅ Self-check: Why might air freight be worth 10x the cost of sea?

📎 Transport Canada