The answer key to IS 238 Critical Concepts of Supply Chain Flow and Resilience. This certification is useful for a variety of supply-chain related jobs such as a supply chain analyst, supply chain lead, stock distribution clerk, logistics coordinator, and inventory specialist. Both government and private sector are looking for individuals who understand the supply chain more than ever after the COVID-19 lock-downs. Download these FEMA IS 238 answers to improve your professional portfolio! You may be interested in our FEMA IS 800.D Answer Key.
Course Date
6/8/2022
Course Overview
This four-hour Independent Study course covers the lessons learned from the 2017 hurricane season, with the effort of improving post-disaster supply chain management to strengthen understanding of local supply chain dynamics; improve information-sharing and coordination among public and private stakeholders; and provide State, Local, Tribal and Territorial Emergency Managers with the knowledge of potential and experienced post-disaster supply chain disruptions, management efforts, and best practices.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Explain basic supply chain concepts and associated challenges
- Describe the basic components of a supply chain, common disruptions to supply chain flow, and ways to respond to them
- Describe concepts of the bottleneck and their impacts on supply chain management
- Describe the potential impacts of a disaster on supply chains
- Describe concepts of supply chain resilience before, during, and after a disruption.
Primary Audience
Open to all
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