Norco College

On-the-job Training

• Occupational Skills
  • Inventory Management – Demonstrate the ability to manage a warehouse or storage facility of inventory
  • Computer Information Systems – Understand and demonstrate proficiency in various computer information systems used in manufacturing
  • Warehousing – Demonstrate proficiency with efficient storage and control of the environment within a warehouse or other storage facility
  • Demand Planning – Demonstrate proficiency with planning to fill existing and future demand for product
  • Customer Service/Fulfillment – Demonstrate proficiency in high quality customer service, both in written and oral communication
  • Procurement – the method for ensuring resources are available to purchase resources
  • Logistics Strategy – Understand the theory and application of on-the-ground approaches to ensuring adequate materials are available to meet demand
  • Global Business – Demonstrate proficiency with the customer base, be it local, statewide, nationwide, or international
  • Distribution – Understand all transportation systems comprising the movement of goods and services from within the production site to the product delivery to the customer to ensure job completion
  • Continuous Improvement, LEAN Processes – Means and practices by which an organization can decrease the time required or improve efficiency in production, quality work environment, and reduction of waste
  • Purchasing – Understanding of the acquisition of goods or services to achieve organization goals
  • Negotiation – Demonstrated ability to research and communicate about the costs of goods and services in order to secure the most cost-effective option
  • Warehouse Operations – Understanding of warehouse operations, unique to organization, and practice throughout field
  • Business Ethics – Applied ethical practices that ensure fair business operations
  • Customer Service Procedures – Clear communication, both written and oral, to ensure a content customer
  • Tracking Systems – Understanding of individual tracking systems
  • Logistics Design – Both within the field and unique to an organization
  • Production Control – Demonstrated understanding of organizational need to produce inventory to have on hand, without creating waste
  • Capacity, production & materials required planning – Managing the ability to meet product orders by ensuring facility has systems, tools & employees to take on new product & ensuring that enough raw materials are available to go forward with production.