Short course in fleet management

This course provides delegates with an understanding of how a truly integrated supply chain creates value - for the firm, its supply chain partners and its shareholders. Delegates get to tap into a realistic business environment using sophisticated computerised simulation where teams are challenged to run their own businesses and achieve their business objectives. Delegates are taught how to align supply, production, distribution and demand, and then how to run the supply chain process.

Although investing in fleet management training might be perceived as unnecessary and costly by some companies, experts suggest a trained fleet manager could help reduce the cost of running company vehicles by 15%.

Our introductory course to fleet management provides delegates with a basic understanding of fleet management principles including vehicle utilisation, whole-life costs, tendering, vehicle maintenance and regulatory requirements.

Learning outcomes:

After completion of the course delegates will have knowledge and understanding of:
- the different elements of fleet management
- the role-players and stakeholders in the fleet business
- how to manage a fleet effectively

Course content:

The course covers the following:
- Introduction to the fleet industry: the role players and stakeholders in the fleet management business.
- General fleet management functions and operations (selection, procurement, cost management, etc).
- Operational considerations: The five critical process Issues.
- Understanding the fundamental principles of road transport: Justifying the need, cost and value-added in moving payload.
- Factors most likely to influence the value outcomes: The anatomy of a fleet operating environment.
- Procurement, contract management and tenders.
- Risk management

Entry requirements:
Delegates should at least have a Grade 12/matric certificate.

Date: 19 August 2015 to 21 August 2015
Time: 08:00 - 16:00
Venue: University of Pretoria, Main Campus, Pretoria
Cost: R9,000 (VAT incl.)


 
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