Which of the following is NOT a role or responsibility of warehouses and distribution centers?

Meet timing, shipping, and accuracy requirements of the customer

What are the 4 basic functions of warehouses and distribution centers?

Receiving, Stocking, Order Processing, Shipping

Manufacturing, Quality Control, Inventory, Dispatch

Packaging, Sorting, Delivery, Customer Service

Inspection, Maintenance, Security, Data Entry

What is the process of receiving in a warehouse or distribution center?

Identifying goods, inspecting for correct quantity and quality using the bill of lading, filling out receiving reports with stock keeping units (SKU) and quantities, dispatching the items of the correct location for storage or further distribution

Checking inventory levels, updating the database, placing items on shelves, and recording their locations

Unloading goods, placing them directly into outbound trucks, and updating the tracking system

Receiving orders, packaging goods, labeling shipments, and preparing for dispatch

What is the process of stocking?

Assigning products to the proper location within the warehouse or distribution center

Packaging products for shipment

What is the process of order processing?

The practice of assembling products from various locations for a specific customer order

The method of shipping products directly to the customer

The routine of checking products for defects before shipment

The strategy of pricing products for sale

What is the shipping process?

Loading is the main function of the shipping department, and shipping methods are usually determined by the customer

Inspecting goods for damage, ensuring proper packaging, and scheduling delivery times

Selecting the fastest delivery method, regardless of cost, to ensure customer satisfaction

Negotiating shipping contracts with various carriers and managing logistics

What is the process of transportation?

Physically connects the sources of supply with customers

Digitally connects the sources of supply with customers

Manages the inventory within a company

Oversees the production of goods

What are the 5 modes of transportation?

Truck, Air, Rail, Water, Pipeline

Bicycle, Air, Rail, Water, Horse

Truck, Air, Rail, Water, Teleportation

Truck, Air, Rail, Water, Conveyor Belt

What are the 6 trends in supply chain logistics on companies?

Reduce cost/enhance quality/increase productivity, Advanced computer tech, transportation cost, responsiveness to customer, inventory carrying cost

Increase cost/decrease quality/reduce productivity, Outdated computer tech, transportation cost, ignoring customer, inventory carrying cost

Reduce cost/enhance quality/increase productivity, No computer tech, transportation cost, responsiveness to customer, inventory disposal cost

Reduce cost/enhance quality/increase productivity, Advanced computer tech, fixed transportation cost, unresponsiveness to customer, inventory carrying cost

What is material management?

The ultimate cost of products because they handle the total flow of materials in an organization, customs, when/where they want it, while minimal cost to organization.

The process of overseeing the supply chain and logistics of a company.

The method of tracking inventory levels, orders, and sales.

The system used for calculating the cost of goods sold.

What is order cycle time?

The time it takes to process an order from the time the order is received from the customer until the order is delivered

The duration of a product's life cycle from production to discontinuation

The time it takes to manufacture a product from start to finish

The time it takes for a company to restock its inventory

What are the basic security measures that help increase security at companies?

Fences, Gates, Security guards, lights, closed circuit TV, alarm systems

Locks, Biometric scanners, Security guards, lights, open circuit TV, fire alarms

Fences, Moats, Security dogs, flashlights, closed circuit TV, siren systems

Fences, Gates, Security guards, natural lighting, closed circuit TV, smoke detectors

What is the chief goal of C-TPAT?

To create an environment of close cooperation between US importers, carriers and international exporters to the US

To conduct a comprehensive supply chain security assessment

To focus on the ports that send the highest volume of shipments

What is the process to participate in C-TPAT?

Submit a security profile to CDP and develop a program to continually improve security

Conduct a comprehensive supply chain security assessment

Communicate C-TPAT guidelines to other companies in their supply chain

What does FAST stand for in the context of supply chain security?

Federal Assessment for Secure Transport

What is the focus of the Container Security Initiative (CSI)?

To focus on the ports that send the highest volume of shipments

To limit access to shipping containers

To ensure fast trade between the US, Canada, and Mexico

To create an environment of close cooperation between international exporters

What are the 4 main elements of CSI?

Establishing criteria to identify high risk containers, pre screening containers before they arrive at US ports, pre screening high risk containers, developing more secure containers

Establishing criteria to identify low risk containers, pre screening containers after they arrive at US ports, pre screening low risk containers, developing less secure containers

Establishing criteria to identify medium risk containers, screening containers during transit, screening medium risk containers, developing standard containers

Establishing criteria to identify all containers, post screening containers before they arrive at US ports, post screening all containers, developing fragile containers

CBP requires both importers and exporters to send information electronically in advance of the shipment.

CBP requires only importers to send information electronically after the shipment.

CBP requires only exporters to send information electronically in advance of the shipment.

CBP requires both importers and exporters to send information via postal mail in advance of the shipment.

Interconnection security agreement, federally mandated for any system, contractor or agency that touches the federal network, including those systems connected to CBP.

International shipping agreement, required for all shipping companies operating internationally.

Internal security assessment, a protocol for internal review within corporations.

Internet service agreement, a contract between internet service providers and users.

What is interconnection?

The direct connection of 2 or more IT networks for the purpose of sharing data and other information resources

The indirect connection of 2 or more IT networks for the purpose of sharing hardware resources

The direct connection of 2 or more IT networks for the purpose of sharing software licenses

The indirect connection of 2 or more IT networks for the purpose of sharing data and other information resources

International Standards Organization, which fosters the development of standardization and related activities

International Security Office, which deals with security protocols worldwide

Internet Service Operation, which manages internet services globally

Interconnection Standards Office, which regulates the connection of IT networks

Responsible to set regulations for minimal environmental impacts

International Organization of Standardization

A system for companies to protect the environment within the supply chain

Establishes a multibillion dollar fund to pay for the repairs of toxic waste sites

What regulates industrial waste disposal and can result in contamination of the air and water?

Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA)

National Environment Policy Act

Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) regulations

What does the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) establish?

A multibillion dollar fund to pay for the repairs of toxic waste sites left by companies

A system for companies to protect the environment within the supply chain

Regulations for minimal environmental impacts

Safe transportation of materials and substances

What does the National Environment Policy Act require?

The federal government to consider environmental impact via an environmental impact assessment before building a highway

Companies to register as a HAZMAT transporter

The US Department of Transportation to develop hazmat rules

The protection of the environment within the supply chain

Hazardous material (HAZMAT) is defined as:

Substance or material that the US Department of Transportation (USDOT) has determined is capable of posing an unreasonable risk to health, safety, and property when transported in commerce

A system for companies to protect the environment within the supply chain

A multibillion dollar fund to pay for the repairs of toxic waste sites

Responsible for developing and enforcing hazmat rules and regulations

What is the purpose of HAZMAT employees?

To ensure safe transportation of materials/substances

To consider environmental impact before federal actions

To set regulations for minimal environmental impacts

To establish a fund for repairing toxic waste sites

What is the primary focus of US-DOT?

To develop and enforce hazmat rules and regulations

To consider environmental impact via an environmental impact assessment

To ensure safe transportation of materials/substances

To set regulations for minimal environmental impacts

Which materials require a company to register as a HAZMAT transporter?

Radioactive materials, explosives (more than 55 lbs), toxic by inhalation materials, liquefied natural gas

Only radioactive materials and liquefied natural gas

Only explosives (more than 55 lbs) and toxic by inhalation materials

Any material that poses a risk to the environment

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30 sec • 1 pt

What is the Global Supply Chain Logistics?

The process of material, information, and money flowing from the source of supply to the consumer

A system for tracking inventory levels and stock locations

The management of transportation vehicles and routes

A method for optimizing production schedules

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the primary role of Raw Material Providers in the supply chain?

To provide transportation services for raw materials

To extract the raw material needed to produce a product

To manage the inventory of raw materials

To distribute finished products to customers

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the main function of Production Facilities in the supply chain?

To store raw materials for future use

To convert raw materials into manufacturing products

To distribute products to retail stores

To manage the flow of information and money

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the focus of a warehouse in the supply chain?

Movement of finished goods to a transport vehicle

Storage and inventory management

Extracting raw materials

Converting raw materials into products

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the purpose of a Bill of Lading (BOL)?

To serve as a receipt for the shipment of freight

To provide a list of items in storage

To track the movement of goods within a warehouse

To schedule production activities

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

True or False: The BOL is issued by the shipper and is provided to the carrier.

True

False

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Logistics is the link between facilities within the supply chain. Is this statement true or false?

True

False

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CLA 1

What is the Global Supply Chain Logistics?

What is the primary role of Raw Material Providers in the supply chain?

What is the main function of Production Facilities in the supply chain?

What is the focus of a warehouse in the supply chain?

What is the purpose of a Bill of Lading (BOL)?

True or False: The BOL is issued by the shipper and is provided to the carrier.

Logistics is the link between facilities within the supply chain. Is this statement true or false?

What are the two flows of logistics that involve the storage of goods, services, and related information?

Which of the following is NOT a step of material handling logistics process of their manufacture, distribution, consumption, and disposal?

What does the global supply chain logistics involve?

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