The logistics and warehousing sector is an integral part of Australia’s supply chain, and which is becoming more integrated, transparent, accountable and agile.
Information technology and customer demand are driving a more integrated approach to logistics management, with widespread use of real-time freight tracking through electronic monitoring and messaging systems installed in transport vehicles.
Occupations in Skill Demand
The 2012 Environmental Scan identified the following occupations as being in skill demand:
- Transport and Logistics Trainer/Assessor
(including Driver Instructor/Trainer)
- Truck Drivers: Local Delivery Driver (M/R – H/R licence)
- B Double Driver/General Freight (particularly interstate driver)
- Dangerous Goods Driver
- Transport/Logistics Manager
- Transport/Logistics Supervisor/Scheduler
- Bus Driver
- Warehouse Manager
- Storeperson
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