Before products hit the shelves, there’s a lot of work behind the scenes – from purchasing materials and coordinating inventory to the distribution of finished goods. Demand continues to rise for skilled workers in supply chain logistics and international trade compliance.

 

There’s a huge demand for supply-chain specialists with the knowledge to facilitate international trade. There are opportunities in retail operations, logistics companies, transportation industry, distribution centres, and the public and private sectors, working as a: 

• Purchasing agent or officer 
• Inventory specialist 
• Compliance specialist or manager 
• Supply chain supervisor 
• Customs agent, broker or specialist 
• Tracking and scheduling coordinator 
• Logistics coordinator 
• Demand planner