Certificate IV in Leadership and Management

• Coordinator (Business Operations)

  Coordinators of business operations organise specific day-to-day operations and supervise teamwork to ensure business activities and policies are streamlined across a team or department. They prioritise workloads and ensure tasks are completed. Generally, they take instruction from Managers, and delegate to Team Members.

• Warehouse Team Leader

  Warehouse Team Leaders arrange work flow for receipt and dispatch of goods; monitor stock levels and undertake stock counts; ensure the warehouse is well organised and OH&S compliant; and provide reports for management.

• Distribution Centre Supervisor

  Distribution Centre Supervisors oversee the distribution of all consignments to and from clients. They supervise staff, oversee receipt, rotation and dispatch of stock and ensure equipment is properly maintained.

• Supervisor

  Supervisors directly monitor the activities of workers. They have specialist knowledge which they use to provide advice and guidance, handle complex tasks or problems in the workplace or on a worksite, deal with client or customer issues, and ensure that workers carry out directions correctly and observe safety regulations.

• Line Manager

  Line Managers directly oversee the activities of a team of workers or employees. Their main responsibility is to ensure that those under their authority meet deadlines and output expectations. They must have the ability to form good working relationships and be able to motivate people.

• Leading Hand

  Leading Hands are senior members of operations teams. They have greater responsibilities and limited supervisory duties. They possess specialist knowledge or skills which enable them to provide assistance and advice to members of their team.

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