Logistics Management Practice Exam
Logistics Management Practice Exam
About Logistics Management Exam
The Logistics Management Practice Exam is designed to test your understanding of how goods, materials, and information are moved, stored, and managed across the supply chain. It covers core logistics topics such as transportation, warehousing, inventory control, procurement, and logistics planning. This exam is useful for students, supply chain professionals, warehouse managers, and logistics coordinators.
Who Should Take the Exam?
This exam is suitable for:
- Students in business, operations, logistics, or supply chain programs
- Warehouse and inventory managers
- Procurement and distribution officers
- Logistics and supply chain professionals
- Trainers and faculty in operations management
Skills Required
- Basic knowledge of logistics functions and supply chain processes
- Understanding of transportation, storage, and inventory systems
- Familiarity with procurement and vendor coordination
- Problem-solving and planning skills in logistics operations
- Awareness of key performance indicators in logistics
Knowledge Gained
- How to plan, organize, and manage logistics activities
- Skills to control costs, reduce delays, and improve supply chain flow
- Understanding of warehouse layout, material handling, and inventory planning
- Familiarity with modern logistics technologies and systems
- Insights into global logistics, customs, and risk management
Course Outline
The Logistics Management Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Introduction to Logistics Management
- Role of logistics in supply chain operations
- Functions and importance of logistics
Domain 2 – Transportation and Freight Management
- Types of transportation and carrier selection
- Freight cost analysis and route planning
Domain 3 – Warehousing and Storage Systems
- Warehouse operations and layout
- Picking, packing, and material handling
Domain 4 – Inventory Control and Management
- Stock levels, EOQ, and safety stock
- Inventory tracking and replenishment strategies
Domain 5 – Procurement and Vendor Management
- Sourcing, purchasing, and supplier coordination
- Lead times and contract terms
Domain 6 – Logistics Planning and Scheduling
- Demand forecasting and capacity planning
- Order cycle and delivery planning
Domain 7 – Technology in Logistics
- Use of ERP, WMS, RFID, and barcoding
- Automation and data tracking
Domain 8 – Global Logistics and Risk Management
- International shipping and customs
- Managing disruptions and risk mitigation
