TLI Logistics and Warehousing Operations

Project overview Project commencement Training package development and consultation Validation Endorsement

Project scope

The Transport and Logistics Industry Reference Committee (IRC) proposed to review and combine the Certificate II in Logistics and Certificate II in Warehousing Operations (including the associated Units of Competency) and develop a single industry qualification to meet the current and future skills needs of entry-level workers in logistic and warehousing roles. The Units of Competency will be reviewed, and development completed to ensure that the effects of task automation, and emerging technologies are included for industry use.

This project will also address the need for workers operating in intermodal logistics hub, including the requirement for working safe work operations in the rail corridor and address the skill needs of rail warehousing and logistic workers.

This new qualification will provide learners with multiple vocational pathways within the scope of a single qualification.

VIEW 2019 IRC SKILLS FORECAST

The Transport and Logistics IRC will have oversight of this project, which will be facilitated by Australian Industry Standards (AIS) in consultation with industry stakeholders. A Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) will be formed for this project.

Deliverables

Review and merge the following two qualifications:

TLI21616 Certificate II in Warehousing Operations
TLI21815 Certificate II in Logistics

Review 20 Units of Competency

Develop the following Units of Competency:

TLIL999X Manage vehicle protocols for loading and unloading at a warehouse
TLIW997X Operate remote and autonomous/automatic warehouse equipment

Timeline

The Case for Endorsement is expected to be submitted to the Australian Industry and Skills Committee by 30 October 2020.

How to get involved

A Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) will be formed to provide expertise for this work. If you have any questions about this project or are a subject matter expert and would like to be considered for the TAC for this project, please contact the Industry Manager.

Stakeholder feedback on draft training materials will be sought as part of the development phase of work.

Technical advisory committee

24 JULY 2019

LOGISTICS AND WAREHOUSING SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS NEEDED

Work on this project has commenced and the Transport and Logistics Industry Reference Committee (IRC) is forming a Technical Advisory Committee (TAC).

Your industry expertise and insight is welcome to help review and develop Training Package material to combine the Certificate II in Logistics and Certificate II in Warehousing Operations (including the associated Units of Competency) and develop a single industry qualification to meet the current and future skills needs of entry-level workers in logistic and warehousing roles.

The IRC is looking for TAC members with expertise in any of the following sectors:

Logistics planning and operations
Distribution Centre operations
Warehousing operations
3PL and 4PL

TAC nominations closed on Friday, 9 August 2019.

For more information about this project please contact the Industry Manager.

Summary of development

Draft units, skill sets and/or qualifications are developed in consultation with Subject Matter Experts and industry stakeholders.

Initial drafting of Training Package material (Units of Competency, Skill Sets and/or qualifications) is being undertaken by a Technical Advisory Committee established by the IRC. Comprising people with diverse expertise and experience in Logistics and warehousing, it has ensured that the draft Units are informed by the needs of industry.

Consultation

30 JANUARY 2020

The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) for this project is continuing the review of the Certificate II in Logistics and Certificate II in Warehousing Operations from the Transport and Logistics Training Package and the merging of the two into a single industry qualification: Certificate II in Supply Chain Operations.

Draft material is expected to be available in March 2020 for public consultation and feedback.

12 MARCH 2020

DRAFT MATERIAL

The TAC has finalised draft materials for this project and would like your feedback.

During the review the TAC identified the following units for deletion:

TLIP2014 Capture records into a records keeping system
TLIP2017 Maintain control of records
TLIP2018 Provide information from and about records

Feedback on draft materials closed on Thursday, 9 April 2020 for consideration by the TAC.

Feedback will be collated and discussed at the next TAC meeting.

14 MAY 2020

DRAFT MATERIAL

The Technical Advisory Committee has considered all stakeholder feedback and finalised draft Training Package materials for this project.

The Transport and Logistics Industry Reference Committee is now seeking your feedback to validate these drafts to ensure the proposed products meet industry needs.

Detailed mapping information, tracking changes to the existing Training Package, is also available to view.

Please note an additional 3 units have been proposed for deletion:

TLIW2017 Cut and join materials
TLIW2020 Undertake pallet repairs
TLIW2023 Manufacture pallets using manual methods

Feedback on draft materials closed on Thursday, 11 June 2020 for consideration by the TAC.

Feedback will be collated and discussed at the next TAC meeting.

Consultation

29 JUNE 2020

DRAFT MATERIAL

The TAC has finalised draft materials for the proposed Certificate II in Supply Chain Operations Qualification and would like your feedback.

Based on feedback from the previous public consultation the TAC added the following Unit of Competency to the Core of TLI21616Y Certificate II in Supply Chain Operations:

TLIX9999Y Identify the roles and functions of the supply chain industry.

Feedback on draft materials closed on Monday, 13 July 2020 for consideration by the TAC.

Feedback will be collated and discussed at the next TAC meeting.

Summary of feedback

Support of combining the Logistics and Warehousing qualifications into one merged Supply Chain Operations qualification
To add a newly developed unit – Identify the roles and functions of the supply chain industry – as a core unit (the TAC agreed with this)

Minor feedback regarding the addition or removal of general electives.