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Inventory control analysts keep the recorded stock position matching the physical one and advise on how much of each item a business should hold. The job is part data work in inventory and ERP systems, part investigation on the warehouse floor when the numbers disagree. Decisions here trade off the cost of holding stock against the risk of running out.
Certificate or college diplomaSupply chain, transport and logistics
Logistics coordinators arrange the movement of goods, booking carriers, tracking shipments, and chasing anything that slips. Much of the day is spent solving small problems by phone and email so that a delivery still lands on time. The role touches warehouses, carriers, customers, and finance, and calls for careful record-keeping under time pressure.
Certificate or college diplomaSupply chain, transport and logistics
Supply chain analysts study how goods, orders, and costs move through a network and recommend changes to how it is run. The work involves pulling data out of ERP, warehouse, and transport systems, building models, and presenting findings to operational teams who have to act on them. Recommendations are only useful if they survive contact with the warehouse and the carrier.
Bachelor's degreeSupply chain, transport and logistics
Supply chain planners decide what should be ordered or produced, in what quantity, and when, so that supply lines up with expected demand. The role balances forecasts, lead times, capacity, and stock targets, and involves constant negotiation with sales, procurement, and production. Plans are revised continuously as real orders replace forecast ones.
Bachelor's degreeSupply chain, transport and logistics
Freight forwarders arrange international movement of cargo by sea, air, road, or rail on behalf of shippers, without owning the vehicles themselves. They select routings and carriers, produce transport documents, and coordinate customs clearance and delivery at both ends. Time zones, cut-offs, and paperwork accuracy drive the rhythm of the job.
Certificate or college diplomaSupply chain, transport and logistics
Transportation schedulers build the timetables, vehicle blocks, and crew rosters that a transport operation runs on. Unlike dispatchers, who react in real time, schedulers work ahead of the day, fitting service requirements into the vehicles, hours, and agreements available. Small scheduling choices ripple into punctuality and overtime for weeks afterward.
Certificate or college diplomaSupply chain, transport and logistics
