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Transport logistics - Introduction to transport modes
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Transport logistics - Introduction to transport modes

Logistics, transport and shipping - Learn about Truck, Air, Ocean, Barge and Rail transport modes.
Created byAllyn Training
Last updated 3/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Familiarity with the most common cargo transport modes: Air, Ocean, Truckload, Less Than Truckload, Barge and Rail.
  • Ability to select a transport mode appropriate to a specific situation.
  • Ability to exchange in a credible manner with customers, freight forwarders, and other parties in relation to transport modes.

Course content

7 sections • 27 lectures • 1h 0m total length

  • Foreword0:40

    A brief foreword presenting the content of this course.

  • Read along presentation0:10

    You can find here a read along version of this training. A PDF slide set covering most of the information displayed in our videos. This PDF can be used as a read along while going through our videos or as reference material.

  • Cargo and transportation3:56

    A 2 slide video presenting the main types of cargo and a high level overview of transportation.

  • The main types of cargoes2:22

    The main types of cargo and the split of international maritime trade by cargo type

  • Main parties2:00

    A 2 minute video presenting some of the main parties involved in transport and logistics.

  • Transport modes0:50

    The main transport modes in less than one minute.

  • General transport knowledge application

Requirements

  • No prerequisites.

Description

Learn about the main transport modes in this Allyn International Introduction to transport modes logistics training.

Learning objectives:

Following this course, the student should be:

  • familiar with the most common transport modes.

  • able to select a transport mode appropriate to a specific situation.

  • able to exchange in a credible manner with customers, freight forwarders, and other parties in relation to transport modes.

Introduction to transport modes training content:

In this online logistics training, we will look at some essential information related to the main transport modes, the different means used to transport cargo or freight.

We will start by introducing cargo transportation in general, presenting the main involved parties, and listing the main modes.
We will then look separately and in some more details at the Truck, Air, and Ocean transport modes before briefly reviewing the two, somewhat less common, Rail and Barge transport modes.
We will then close this module by looking at a transport example and going over some key points.

In this training, we will be introducing the main transport modes you may work with as a logistics coordinator. The information will be high level, introductory only. For more advanced information please refer to mode-specific training materials and options.

The total run time of this logistics training is approximately 60 minutes.
User experience duration is expected to be around 90+ minutes but may vary due to interactive parts and reflection time.
Course includes 25 quiz questions, including some visual learning ones.
Course also links to fully interactive externally hosted quiz and game.

Detailed list of covered modes

Ground - Full Truckload (FTL)
Ground - Less-Than-Truckload (LTL)
Ground - Out Of Gauge (OOG)
Air - Courier
Air - Air freight
Ocean - Full Container Load (FCL)
Ocean - Less than Container Load (LCL)
Ocean - Roll On Roll Off (RORO)
Ocean - Break-Bulk (BB)
Air and Ocean - Chartering
Rail - general information
Barge - general information

Who this course is for:

  • Individuals working or aspiring to work in the field of transportation, logistics or supply chain.
  • Individuals whose role will bring them to interact in some way or other with transportation, logistics or supply chain.
  • Individuals curious about the different and main cargo transportation modes

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