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Port Management and Maritime Logistics

Import and Export Procedures
in Maritime Container Shipping

Mid-level logistics and trade professionals

The quality of international supply chains is increasingly determined by seamless import and export flows of containers. There are different physical and documentation steps, which must take place in the shipping process for every single shipment. As each step has costs associated. Professionals needs the competence to structure and analyze relevant processes for the benefit of his/her own organization as well as develops an understanding of how to improve the organizational integration along supply chains.

Your Benefit

 This course deepens the understanding of relevant processes and risks for importing and exporting containers by means of liner shipping. You are able to name and describe relevant processes for importing and exporting containers. Furthermore you get knowledge about the private and public parties involved and how to systematize their roles and responsibilities. Regarding your methodological skills, you obtain a process-focused view on supply chains with the basic principles. With general tools of logistics management you are able to analyze and to formulate successful strategies for supply chain integration and focussing in particular on the interaction of people.

    • Elements of a maritime transport chain and the associated cost elements
    • Booking a full-container load-shipment 
    • Freight rate quotation of a maritime transport chain
    • Empty container management
    • Digitalized information flows in ports and logistics
Learning / Teaching Methods

Key Note Introductions, Class Room Discussions, Group Work and Presentations 

Certification

Certificate of Participation 

Venue

Germany (China possible)

Duration

2 days