This is a qualification for those engaged in supply chain operations and includes specialisations for logistics and warehousing operations.
It involves a defined range of skilled operations, usually within a range of broader related activities involving known routines, methods and procedures, where some discretion and judgement is required in selecting equipment, services or contingency measures within known time constraints. It may also include responsibility for coordinating the work of others.
Job roles and titles vary across different sectors. Possible job titles relevant to this qualification include:
Please note: Units within this qualification require students to to have access to a warehousing environment. Your METS Trainer will visit the workplace to assess learners on the job and/or via video conferencing throughout the qualification.
12 months
There are no stated entry requirements. We require students have computer literacy and literacy skills.
There are a wide variety of funding options available. From government funding through to fee-for-service. To find out what you are eligible for, click here.
TLID0020 Shift materials safely using manual handling methods
TLIF0009 Ensure the safety of transport activities (Chain of Responsibility)
TLIA0004 Complete receival and despatch documentation
TLIA0010 Identify goods and store to specifications
TLIA0015 Organise receival and despatch operations
TLIX0013X Maintain stock control and receivals
TLIJ0003 Apply quality systems
TLIE0003 Consolidate manifest documentation
TLIE0008 Calculate mass, area and quantify dimensions
TLID0006 Move materials mechanically using automotive equipment
TLIB2001 Check and assess operational capabilities of equipment
TLIL0007 Complete workplace induction procedures
TLIU2012 Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
TLIA3026 Monitor storage facilities
Education pathways after completing TLI30319 Certificate III in Supply Chain Operations may include:
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Digital Classrooms and Traineeships
To be eligible to commence a traineeship, a participant must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident working full or part time (minimum 15 hours). The participant must have the support of their employer, an accredited RTO (like METS) and an Australian Apprenticeship Centre.
Check to see if you are eligible here:
https://education.nsw.gov.au/skills-nsw/apprentices-and-trainees/low-cost-and-free-training-options/smart-and-skilled
Finding a traineeship is similar to finding any job. You’ll need to network with employers and job recruitment agencies and market yourself within your chosen sector.
If a participant is ineligible for a traineeship due to their employment status (casual, part-time working under 15 hours etc.), they can still complete the course through a Self-Paced course. Depending on their circumstances, learners may qualify for Smart and Skilled funding or choose to enrol through a Fee-for-Service payment arrangement.
For those ineligible for a traineeship due to residency status, completing the qualification may still be possible through a Fee-for-Service option, although Visa restrictions may apply. We recommend consulting your immigration officer and reaching out to us for guidance on your specific eligibility and options. For more information click here: Learn more about Smart and Skilled
Depending on the unit of study, you will complete both theory and practical based assessments to achieve competency in your qualification. Assessments may include short answer, project work, case students and reflection logs.
Yes. Under certain circumstances your traineeship can be extended, however this process can take some time and applying for an extension should be considered as a last resort. You should speak to us and/or your Australian Apprenticeship Centre if you are considering applying for an extension.