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NewsBergé joins Logistop to boost logistics innovation
Spain’s Bergé Logistics has joined Logistop – a logistics association that aims to promote the need for innovation among companies involved in the logistics sector.
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NewsOfficer supply shortfall reaches record high
Officer supply shortfall has reached a record high and is not expected to improve, leading to manning cost inflation, according to the latest Manning Annual Review and Forecast report published by shipping consultancy Drewry.
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NewsESTA introduces internship scheme
The European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) has launched an internship scheme.
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NewsITI promotes Doyle
Industrial Training International (ITI) has promoted Jasen Doyle to technical services director.
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NewsBIFA bolsters training portfolio with Wilkinson promotion
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) – the trade association that represents UK freight forwarding and logistics businesses – has appointed Graeme Wilkinson as its training development manager.
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NewsBIFA to provide apprenticeship recruitment guidance
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) is launching a monthly video conference that will provide apprenticeship recruitment guidance.
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From our sponsorsSarens training centre gets revamped
Sarens ECOL centre was revamped to increase capacity and introduce new live training sessions.
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NewsBlue Water Shipping calls for trainee programme applicants
Blue Water Shipping is welcoming applications for its international trainee programme.
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NewsLloyd’s Maritime Academy rebrands
Online maritime training service provider Lloyd’s Maritime Academy is rebranding in response to the post-pandemic impact on learning and education in the maritime industry.
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NewsOsprey launches internship and graduate programmes
UK-based project logistics specialist Osprey Group has launched a ‘year in industry’ internship and graduate programme.
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NewsLEEA releases #GLAD2023 mission statement
The Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA) has revealed its mission statement as supporters unite in preparation for a day where manufacturers, suppliers, and end users share material that promotes safe and high quality load lifting.
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NewsCatchings joins 4D team
4D Supply Chain Consulting has welcomed Nancy Catchings to the team, leading the centre of excellence for its Letter of Credit courses.
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NewsBIMCO to hold heavy lift masterclass
BIMCO is holding an offshore, project and heavy lift online masterclass, which consists of 10 session – each lasting 60 minutes – over the course of five days, starting November 14.
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News50 percent off 4D e-learning courses this Halloween
4D Supply Chain Consulting (4D) is offering a 50 percent discount on its market-leading e-learning courses.
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NewsITI hosting excellence summit in February 2023
Industrial Training International (ITI) will host a customer event in February 2023 focusing on learning and development best practices for professionals involved in hoisting and mobile equipment.
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NewsThe learning never stops
If a theme of the project logistics sector is that no two days are the same, another is: the learning never stops. Continuous professional development (CPD) has been a focal point for 4D Supply Chain Consulting – a logistics and supply chain consultancy that delivers market-leading supply chain and logistics trainings (both digital and classroom based) to students and working professionals around the globe.
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NewsTiong Woon gets Tadano training
Tadano Asia set up 29 days of technical training for Singapore-based Tiong Woon Crane & Transport, which has a fleet of over 540 cranes with capacities ranging up to 2,000 tonnes.
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NewsPoisler and Knoll pen project logistics publication
Marco Poisler of UTC Overseas and Richard Knoll of Dexler Logistics have published Project Logistics: The Universal Transportation Course.
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NewsTSC Institute champions ‘winning formula’ for recruitment and retention
HLPFI writes regularly about the challenges facing the project logistics supply chain – be it infrastructure barriers, a lack of capacity, issues with financing and, in the not-so-distant memory, a dearth of projects in various parts of the world. While these problems ebb and flow, one recurring theme in conversations across the sector is the difficulty in finding and retaining talent.
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NewsRockbottom tackles staff shortages with project logistics academy
Recruiting and retaining project logistics talent is, at present, near impossible. Jason Dickens, consultant at dedicated project forwarding recruiter Rockbottom Consulting, shed some light on the current situation.