Warehouse Essentials: Fundamentals for Success - NT Become a Warehouse Picker
Units: TLID0020, TLIF0009
Learn entry level warehousing skills in just 4 days!
Introduction to Warehousing
TLID0020 – Shift Materials Safely Using Manual Handing
TLIF0009 – Ensure the Safety of Transport Activities (Chain of Responsibility)
Pick Packing and RF Scanning – Micro Credential
Voice to Pick – Micro Credential
Train in a safe, clean environment
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$750.00 (3 Days 9am-3pm)
Course Description
Warehousing essentials allows participants to gain entry skills in the warehousing industry. Ran across 3 days 9am-3pm. Upon successful completion of this 3-day training participants will receive a statement of attainment for accredited units and a statement of attendance for micro credentials within 14 days of completion.
Units and Certification
Introduction to Warehousing
TLID0020 – Shift Materials Safely Using Manual Handing
Pick Packing and RF Scanning – Micro Credential
Course Delivery
Face-to-face and simulated training environments will be involved.
- Inclusive of hands on work..
- Questions and Answers
- Theory
- Practical Assessment
Pre-Requisites
This is a basic pathways course and there are no educational prerequisites or prior qualifications necessary to enroll. Participants must be at least 16 years of age to complete the course and must provide 100 points of identification.
Education Pathways
Students who successfully complete the warehouse course may seek to undertake some of the following courses:
- TLILIC0003 – Licence to Operate a Forklift Truck
- TLILIC0004 – Licence to operate an Order Picking Forklift Truck
Assessment Process
The assessment process will involve both theoretical and practical analysis of the student. Assessment of practical performance will be done by direct observation from an assessor in real time to ensure you are well-equipped for real warehouse work.
Practical assessment will be conducted in a simulated real-life context relevant to the training. It may involve tasks such as: using an RF scanner to identify products; working with a voice picking system
Theoretical assessment involves demonstrating knowledge of key concepts, such as: risk and hazard assessment processes; safety and maintenance of equipment; and identifying health and safety legislations regarding construction work.
Career Pathways
- Warehousing
- Pick Packing
- Voice to Pick