Maritime Logistics
Courses by Topic
- Single bills of lading vs. an intermodal bill of lading
- Responsibility/liability for each intermodal operator
- Regulatory bodies and commissions involved in intermodal operations
Maritime logistics is the process of moving cargo from its point of origin to its final destination, such as from an overseas manufacturer to a consumer’s store shelves. This process has created a wealth of career opportunities and an immediate need for a qualified workforce. This program covers the latest practices in maritime transportation and supply chain management. The complexity of decision-making in logistics and transportation involving its many stakeholders and processes are a part of this interesting program.
Maritime Logistics
Course Topics:
• World Trade Patterns
• International trade and multi-modal transportation
• Supply Chain
• Intermodal and multimodal transportation
• Ship Types
• Ship’s Operation
• Ports and Terminals
• Logistics of Breakbulk Cargo
• Petroleum Logistics
• Container Shipping and Systems
• Documentation
• Information Management
• Maritime Security
• Integrated Case Study
The Benefits of Learn America’s Blended/Online Industry Recognized Credentials:
Upon registration, courses are conveniently accessible online for candidates to participate at their own pace and on their own schedule.