Lloyd's Maritime Academy is delighted to launch a new training seminar Reducing Ship Operating Costs, held together with our training workshop International Trade and Supply Chain Management

This new seminar from Lloyd’s Maritime Academy will explore practical strategies for Reducing Operating Costs in Shipping, offering guidance and analysis of the key opportunities for potential savings for ship owners, operators and managers.    Discussions will cover the key areas where savings can be made, but, most critically, careful consideration will be given for changes that can be put in place without compromising the safety of the ship, the welfare of the crew or the quality of services provided.

• Identify the problem areas: What are the most significant costs to shipping businesses in 2010?  A full analysis and comparison of different sectors
• Using KPIs to assess measure performance:   how to use industry KPIs to measure performance and facilitate informed decisions
• Fuel efficiency:  What practical measures can you take to improve fuel efficiency on a day to day basis?

Manage purchasing strategies:  How can you reduce cost by changing purchasing methods or managing inventory more effectively?

Review and streamline maintenance costs:  Balancing the consequences for both short and long term cost savings

Managing crewing requirements:   Hot tips to avoid increasing costs, whilst ensuring crew safety and organisational reputation is maintained

PLUS ENHANCE YOUR LEARNING WITH OUR 1 DAY SEMINAR:
Wednesday 28th April 2010
International Trade and Supply Chain Management

This intensive seminar will offer you a full analysis of compliance requirements and changes in customs control, logistics and supply chain procedures.  Specifically designed for managers, import or export staff involved in the administration of international trade issues it will offer an excellent opportunity to refresh your knowledge and ensure you are completely up to date with current requirements.  

• The international supply chain                           
• Logistics of international trade
• Commercial documentation and procedures
• Insurance
• Origin
• The tariff
• Customs controls & facilities
• Other controls
• Supply chain compliances