Imperial Corporate Training Institute offers a Materials Management Control and Supply Chain Audit in Oil and Gas training course. This comprehensive training program step by step teaches how to apply concepts of materials management, inventory control and procurement integrity within the oil and gas industries. Attendees will develop an understanding of the auditing techniques associated with supply chains to promote their logistical, operational, and compliance efficiencies for increasing their organizations’ overall performance.
The course teaches professionals the processes necessary to monitor, evaluate and optimize the entire Supply Chain Life Cycle. Using industry case studies and hands-on exercises, attendees will be able to identify how to ensure compliance with industry regulations, maintain accurate inventory records, and implement sound controls over procurement and logistics operations outside of their organisations’ current business practices.
Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Learn the fundamental principles of materials management within the petroleum (oil/gas) industry.
- Develop inventory management processes to maintain optimum inventory levels while simultaneously decreasing overall expenditure and inventory variances.
- Ensure that your procurement process is compliant with applicable regulations, ethical standards, and legal requirements.
- Complete periodic supply chain audits to identify opportunities for improvement, including operational inefficiencies and supplier-related risks.
- Comply with regulations related to logistics in order to increase the efficiency of transportation, storage, and delivery of goods.
- Utilize the results of the audit to improve overall operational performance, decrease the risk of supplier issues occurring, and improve the performance of your entire supply chain.
Target Audience
This course is for:
- Supply chain and procurement professionals working in the oil and gas industry.
- Professionals responsible for management of materials and inventory.
- Auditors and Compliance Officers focused on compliance with logistics and procurement.
- Operational Managers interested in improving their overall efficiency of the Supply Chain.
- Individuals responsible for maintaining relationships with suppliers and contract negotiations.