6В11302 - Logistics (by industry)

- Specialist in transport logistics;

-Specialist in the development of passenger transport infrastructure;

- Specialist in multimodal transport;

- Manager of the transport and logistics center;

-Engineer for the organization of cargo transportation in the supply chain

- Logistician;

- Logistics Manager;

- Head of Logistics Department;

- Head of the freight forwarding agency;

- Head of Passenger Transportation Service;

- Head of the Training Center for personnel involved in road Freight transportation;

- Head of a trucking company.

Areas of professional activity of the graduate:

- planning;

-supply;

- organization;

- management and control of the logistics systems of the industry, taking into account the requirements for cost, quality, timing, ecology, safety and life

Enterprises, organizations, joint-stock companies, logistics centers and corporations of various forms of ownership, ensuring the functioning of logistics systems and technologies. Departments of logistics of the ministries and departments of the Republic of Kazakhstan, departments and services of logistics of production, procurement, supply and marketing, transport and trade organizations, research and design enterprises engaged in the development of logistics systems and technologies, including higher and secondary special educational institutions.

The main functions of professional activity of graduates are-work with clients and suppliers, preparation of documents, their systematization and formation of registers. The logistician is also responsible for solving organizational issues related to the formation and placement of an order, coordinating the work of the warehouse and transport service, forecasting purchases with the sales Department and laying cargo routes, inventory management. In addition, the logistician must know foreign languages, be able to negotiate with contractors and drivers, and be able to correctly use information technology in their work. A logistics professional should have a comprehensive view of all business processes and supply chains and find solutions for their rational optimization.

1. Estimated:

- reduce all possible costs to the delivery point; - determine the inventory requirements for production;

- determine the timing and volume of purchases of material assets;

- calculate the material resource requirements for the production process;

- calculate the transport costs of the logistics system.

2. Constructive:

- manage the process and control freight forwarders, drivers, and movers;

- build routes for delivery, loading and unloading of goods, and passenger transportation;

- track the delivery of goods and transportation of people via GLONASS

- calculate the turnover indicators of inventory groups, compare them with the indicators of previous periods (standards);

- organize the work of the warehouse and its elements;

 - determine the need for warehouse space, calculate the warehouse area, calculate and evaluate warehouse expenses;

- choose lifting and transport equipment, organize cargo handling in the warehouse (loading, transportation, acceptance, placement, stowage, storage);

3. Information technology:

 - sociability;

- communicate with suppliers, customers and employees

- good long-term and operational memory, developed attention to details, numbers, symbols, signs, etc.;

- mathematical skills;

- developed spatial thinking and imagination;

 - the ability to focus on one subject for a long time, engage in a certain type of activity, as well as the ability to quickly move from one type of activity to another;

- ability to engage in a monotonous type of activity for a long time; - aptitude for working with documents and numbers;

- high stress tolerance; - mathematical skills; technical training (skills to work on a personal computer).

The main levels of compliance in logistics include:

- operations – the main types of work performed within each function and designed to meet the needs of logistics;

- functions-traditional areas of specialization in logistics that are important for ultimate success; - the functional cycle (a cycle of order execution) – operational structure of logistics;

- areas of activity that are vital for the successful implementation of universal processes.