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Professional development is the key to building capability

The demand for skilled and experienced staff to meet the challenges of growth in the level and complexity of transport and logistics activity has resulted in significant interest in improved recognition of the industry’s professionals. Five key national industry Associations have responded by backing a unified and standard approach to industry certification across Australia.

The CPL and CTP programs have been introduced by six national bodies active in developing Australia’s transport and logistics professionals, and in increasing skills levels in the industry more generally. Five are prominent membership based professional Associations and the sixth is the national Transport and Logistics Centre (TALC):
 

  • The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Australia (CILTA)
  • Logistics Association of Australia (LAA)
  • Supply Chain and Logistics Association of Australia (SCLAA)
  • Australian Institute of Traffic Planning and Management (AITPM)
  • Australasian Production and Inventory Control Society (Apics)
  • Transport and Logistics Centre (TALC)

The Transport and Logistics Certification Council (TLCC) comprises representatives of all six bodies and oversees the management of the two certification programs, the awarding of individual certificates, and regular auditing of the professional standards involved.

“They have agreed that two main industry standard accreditations be made by each Association. The Certified Professional Logistician (CPL) and the Certified Transport Planner (CTP) awards have been created to give employers a clear sense of individual capability and professional standing in the sector”,  the Chair of the TLCC Dr Hull said.
The CPL program recognises logistics professionals who have made a significant contribution in the field of logistics and supply chain management. The CTP program recognises transport planners who have attained broad experience and educational qualifications in the field of transport planning.

General inquiries about the Certificates can be made through 1300 790 743 or email inquiries can be directed to info@cplinstitute.com and info@ctpinstitute.com

More information can be found at the dedicated web sites www.cplinstitute.com and www.ctpinstitute.com, and also in the CPL brochure [PDF, 1 MB].

 

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Shared Employment Networks

Group Training Companies are organisations who provide shared employment opportunities across the entire range of Australian Industry. They can be found in cities, regional and remote locations. There are many of them, and they are represented through their national association - Group Training Australia. Follow the links via Group Training Australia to see the wide range of such companies:

 



 

Membership Based Groups

There are over 100 industry associations covering the T&L industry in Australia. The following are a few key associations:

Australian Logistics Council

Australian Freight Councils Network

Logistics Association of Australia

The Chartered Institute of Transport and Logistics in Australia

Supply Chain Logistics Association of Australia

APICS

AITPM

 

 

General support and advice can be obtained from a range of providers. The links here will be updated as new sites are located:

 

  
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