The Store Keeper Inventory Management Course is designed to equip participants with essential skills for efficiently managing warehouse and inventory operations. The program covers key topics such as materials classification, stock control, documentation, safety procedures, and inventory recording systems. Participants learn practical techniques for maintaining accurate stock levels, handling receipts and dispatches, and implementing FIFO/LIFO methods. The course also introduces basic concepts of ERP and computerized inventory tracking. Emphasis is placed on minimizing losses, ensuring timely material availability, and improving operational efficiency. Suitable for storekeepers, logistics personnel, and warehouse assistants, the training combines theory with hands-on exercises and real-world case studies. Upon completion, participants will have the knowledge and confidence to manage stores independently, maintain systematic records, and support overall supply chain effectiveness.

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• Storekeepers, warehouse assistants, and logistics personnel who are responsible for maintaining stock, issuing materials, and ensuring smooth warehouse operations

• Introduction to Storekeeping and Inventory Management
• Role and responsibilities of a storekeeper in marine/offshore/industrial setup
• Importance of proper store and inventory control for safety and efficiency
• Overview of ILO Code of Practice on Warehousing and Storage
• Principles of safe lifting, stacking, and housekeeping
• Personal protective equipment (PPE) and safe work practices
• Types and Classification of Stores
• Spares, consumables, hazardous materials, and provisions
• Identification, labeling, and segregation of different materials
• Receiving and Inspection Procedures
• Checking of materials against purchase orders and delivery notes
• Visual inspection, quality verification, and safe unloading
• Storage Methods and Housekeeping
• Layout of store and warehouse planning
• FIFO (First-In, First-Out) and LIFO (Last-In, First-Out) systems
• Temperature, humidity, and ventilation control for sensitive materials
• Stock level management (minimum, maximum, re-order point)
• Inventory valuation and control techniques (ABC analysis, EOQ)
• Computerized vs manual stock control systems
• Documentation, Record Keeping, Store ledgers, bin cards, issue vouchers, and return notes
• Audit and verification requirements under ISM/ISO systems
• Hazardous Materials Management, Safe storage and segregation of flammable, corrosive, and toxic materials
• Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and emergency procedures
• Fire Safety, Emergency Procedures, Fire prevention and response in storage areas
• Handling leaks, spills, and unsafe conditions
• Stock Verification, Reporting, Physical verification, discrepancy handling, and reconciliation
• Reporting procedures and communication with other departments
• Workplace Health, Safety, and Welfare
• Manual handling techniques, Ergonomic practices and accident prevention
• Roles and responsibilities under ILO and ISM safety systems