Certified Beginner in Supply Chain

Freshers from Graduate / Diploma programs who would like to make a career in supply chain.

Companies looking to fill entry level supply chain positions expect the candidates to possess a good understanding of the supply chain. This program far exceed that expectation. The CBSC certified candidates can easily sail through any tough supply chain interviews for entry level positions.

INR 16,750 + 18% GST

Click here to complete the form and download the CBSC estimate.

There are 16 Modules in CBSC program.

Yes, you will get a reference book as part of the program.

Define supply chain; Four flows in supply chain; Supply chain management; Inventory; Operating environment; Order qualifiers and order winners; Manufacturing strategy; The supply chain concept; What is materials management? Manufacturing planning and control; Physical supply/distribution.

Manufacturing planning and control system; The strategic plan; The strategic business plan; The production plan; The master production schedule; The material requirements plan; purchasing and production activity control; Capacity management; Sales and operations planning; Manufacturing resource planning; Enterprise resource planning; Making the production plan; Establishing production groups; Basic strategies; Developing a make-to-stock production plan; Developing a make-to-order production plan; Resource planning.

Relationship to production plan; Developing a master production schedule; Preliminary master production schedule; Rough-cut capacity planning; Resolution of differences; Master schedule decisions; Planning horizon; Production planning, master scheduling, and sales; The MPS and delivery promises; Projected available balance; Time fences; Error management.

Nature of demand; Objectives of MRP; Linkages to other manufacturing planning and control functions; MRP software; Inputs to material requirements planning system; Bills of material; Bills of material structure; Where-used and pegging reports; Uses of bills of material; Material requirements planning process; Exploding and offsetting; Gross and net requirements; Releasing orders; Basic MRP record; Capacity requirements planning; Low level coding and netting; Multiple bills of material; Using the material requirements plan; Managing the material requirements plan.

Definition of capacity; Capacity planning; Planning levels; Capacity requirements planning; Capacity available; Measuring capacity; Levels of capacity; Determining capacity available; Demonstrated capacity; Capacity required; Scheduling orders; Making the plan.

Planning; Implementation; Control; Manufacturing systems; Data requirements; Planning information; Control information; Order preparation; Scheduling; Manufacturing lead time; Scheduling techniques; Operation overlapping; Operation splitting; load levelling; Scheduling bottlenecks; Theory of constraints and drum-buffer-rope; Implementation; Control; Production reporting; Product tracking; Measurement systems.

Purchasing and profit leverage; Purchasing objectives; Outsourcing; Purchasing cycle; Establishing specifications; Quantity requirements; Price requirements; Functional requirements; Functional specification description; Selecting suppliers; Price determination; Impact of material requirements planning on purchasing; Environmentally responsible purchasing; Expansion of purchasing into supply chain management; Some organisational implications of supply chain management.

Demand management; Collaborative, planning, forecasting and replenishment; Demand forecasting; Characteristics of demand; Principles of forecasting; Collection and preparation of data; Forecasting techniques; Some important intrinsic techniques; Seasonality; Tracking the forecast.

Aggregate inventory management; Item inventory management; Inventory and the flow of material; Supply and demand patterns; Functions of inventories; Objectives of inventory management; Inventory costs; Financial statements and inventory; ABC inventory control.

Economic order quantity; Variations of the EOQ model; Quantity discounts; Order quantities for families of product when costs are not known; Period order quantity.

Order point system; Determining safety stock; Determining service levels; Different forecast and lead-time intervals; Determining when the order point is reached; Periodic review system; Distribution inventory.

Warehousing management; Physical distribution; Physical distribution interfaces; Packaging; Material handling; Physical control and security; Inventory record accuracy; Consignment inventory and vendor-managed inventory.

Why quality? Manufacturing versus service quality; Quality terminology; History of quality; Quality costs; Total quality.

Understanding process; History; Lean; Six sigma; Process capability; Factors affecting process management; Key issues.

What is quality? Total quality management; Quality cost concepts; Variation as a way of life; Process capability; Process control; Sample inspection; ISO 9000:2015; ISO 26000:2010; ISO 14001:2015; Benchmarking; Six Sigma; Quality function deployment; The relationship of lean production, TQM, and ERP.

Lean production; Waste; The lean production environment; Manufacturing planning and control in a lean production environment; Comparing ERP, Kanban, and theory of constraints.

Learning Management and Assessment System

Please click here to access Fhyzics’ LMAS. You need the username and password to access it.

Fhyzics LMAS contains resources such as classroom presentations, session recording, quiz and other useful articles.

CBSC participants will get 6 months access to LMAS from the date of enrolment.

LMAS can be extended beyond the six-month period by paying INR 750 per month.

CBSC training is delivered over 20 hours. There will be 16 sessions each for a duration of one to two - hours over 16 days. The sessions will be conducted on Saturdays between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM with a 10-minute break.

CBSC training is available only in online format for the Retail batches (meaning public batches). CBSC is provided to partner institutions in classroom/online format.

The 1 to 2-hour sessions are conducted on Saturdays between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM.

The next Certified Beginner in Supply Chain program commences on 7-May-2022. The 10, one to two-hour sessions will be on May 7, 14, 21, 28 and June 4, 11, 18, 25 between 3:00 PM and 5:00 PM on Saturdays.

For each of the batches, one or two certified faculties will be assigned from the faculty panel.

Yes, you can ask for a demo session at support@fhyzics.net or call 900-305-9000.

The faculty will be teaching using a PPT slide to enable the participants to understand the supply chain concepts. Once the concepts are taught, faculty will interact with the participants using scenarios to evaluate their depth of understanding. At the end of the session the participants can clarify their questions.

CBSC is an online, proctored examination.

Once the online/classroom training is over, one can take the examination. But the typical recommended time duration is 15 days after the end of the program, so that participants can revise the concepts using the reference book and Fhyzics LMAS.

The examination duration is two-hours.

The participants need to answer 150 Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) or Objective Type Questions.

The results will be declared within one business day after completing the examination. You will receive the results in your registered email id.

CBSC is an online, proctored examination. So you can take the examination from the convenience of your home or office in a quite environment. During the entire duration of the examination the participant’s screen and face are visible to the proctor.

The participants need to secure 70% in the examination to pass CBSC and to be certified. That means 105 questions are more need to be answered correctly out of 150 questions.

The participants who score 70% or more in the CBSC Examination will be issued with the CBSC certificate.

You will receive the electronic copy (softcopy) of the certificate in your registered email id within one business day.

Please click here to view the sample certificate of CBSC.

Fhyzics trained professionals are working in leading organizations across the globe. Organisations that view supply chain as an important capability certainly recognizes CBSC certificate.

Only electronic or soft copy of the certificate is issued.
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CBSC certificate is issued for life, hence there is no recertification requirements.