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Logistics Safety Open Forum Event

When:  7 September 2010, 09:30 - 16:00
Where: JCB Headquarters,Rocester, Staffordshire,ST14 5JP

Presentation and Networking Meeting

Agenda:JCB overview & TELETRUK presentation

Open Forum:

 Session 1- Your Questions Answered.

This will be an opportunity for you the audience to put your questions to our Panel which is listed below

Panel includes:

David Ellison -CEO Fork Lift Truck Association
Peter Wilkinson –Associated British Ports
Nick Deal –Road Transport Association
HSE –Workplace Transport

We would prefer you send your questions you wish to be answered to the Panellists in advance of this Event to ensure your question is answered as fully and correctly as possible.

If you have a question on Logistics Safety you wish to be addressed, please contact Lionel Drage, Logistics Safety Forum Chairman email:lionel@birchmoorassociates.co.uk or Chris Hopkirk email:chris.hopkirk@asgservices.co.uk

Session 2 –Panellist presentations

A selection of the Panellists will give a presentation on their specialist area relating to Logistics Safety.

Bookings to be made via Membership Services, tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting Event Code LSF010

Please find a booking form here


The Institute requires payment for event with attendance fees below £100 to be paid at the time of booking. Such payments can be made by cheque, credit card or by the BACS system.

Type:  Faculty
Faculty:  Supply-Chain
Forum:  Logistics Safety Forum
Cost:  Members - £10; Non-Members - £15


Adding Value through Logistics Procurement

When:  9 September 2010, 09:30 - 14:30
Where: Hinckley Island Hotel, Hinckley

There is more to professional logistics procurement than price negotiations!

This seminar will examine the ways procurement teams in leading businesses contribute to their business’ performance: both by running successful tender events and in developing supplier strategies.

It will give suppliers an insight into the mysterious workings of the buyer’s mind as well as tips for both sides in tender management. As e-procurement is an increasingly popular tool for logistics procurement the seminar will also look at what to consider when running or responding to an internet based process.
All those involved in the procurement or supply of logistics or related services should attend this seminar.

After a series of presentations, and opportunities for debate, the seminar will conclude with a networking lunch.

The event will cover the following:
• How procurement professionals can add value beyond simple price negotiations
• Different companies’ approaches to Logistics Procurement
• Considerations when tendering logistics services
• E-procurement tools and techniques
• The perspective of logistics service providers

Confirmed Speakers include:
• Malcolm Pope  Head of Logistics Supplier Development - Premier Foods
• Rachel Stretch, Head of Procurement – Logistics at Marks and Spencer
• Kirsten Tisdale, Principal, Aricia Ltd 
• Joe Critchley  VP Sales – Trade Extensions
• Brian McDill  Solutions and Operations Director - Norbert Dentressangle Logistics UK

This seminar is the latest in a series of successful events run by the CILT’s Outsourcing and Procurement Forum and is a joint event with CIPS, the Chartered Institute for Purchasing and Supply. Previous events have sold out quickly, so book early to avoid disappointment.

Bookings to be made via Membership Services,tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting Event Code OP005

Please find a booking form here.

The Institute requires payment for event with attendance fees below £100 to be paid at the time of booking. Such payments can be made by cheque, credit card or by the BACS system.

Type:  Faculty
Faculty:  Supply-Chain
Forum:  Outsourcing Procurement Forum
Cost:  Members - £45; Non-Members - £70


Visit to IKEA Distribution Centre

When:  15 September 2010, 17:30 - 19:30
Where: IKEA Distribution Centre, Yorkshire Way, Armthorpe, Doncaster, DN3 3FB
Meeting point:  Please log in to see the meeting point

The first meeting of the CILT(UK) South Yorkshire Group’s 2010-2011 programme will take place on Wednesday 15th September and will be a visit to the IKEA Distribution Centre at Armthorpe, Doncaster by courtesy of BLG. There should be plenty to see during the course of an interesting visit.

As numbers are limited on this visit, which will last approximately two hours, it will be necessary for Members who wish to attend to book a place through Membership Services, tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting Event Code SYKG032

Type:  Regional
Format:  Visit
Region:  North East
Group:  South Yorkshire
Faculty:  Supply-Chain


Vendor Managed Inventory in Health and Manufacturing

When:  30 September 2010, 09:00 - 14:00
Where: Barcelo Hinckley Island Hotel, Hinckley, Leicestershire

Informative presentations on how VMI has been implemented in both the Healthcare and Manufacturing sectors followed by an interactive panel discussion with delegates and networking with peers over lunch.

The Supply Chain Inventory Forum is delighted to be able to host this seminar event where we will hear how vendor managed inventory processes work in practice in different environments. Presentations from Dupuy Orthapaedics and DHL Supply Chain will discuss how VMI is used in hospital theatre and in the NHS in general.  In contrast, differences, or indeed similarities, will be discussed from the angle of supplying tools and safety equipment to the manufacturing sector by Buck & Hickman.

The presentations will be followed by an interactive panel discussion, giving delegates an opportunity to discuss the issues raised by the presentations with all the speakers and other forum members.

Speakers:
Richard Nichols, Supply Chain Director, Dupuy Orthapaedics
Johnathan Blamey, VP Product Development, DHL
Mark Peers, Head of Value Added Services, Buck & Hickman
Marc Malkin, VMI Manager, Buck & Hickman

Also joining the speakers in a panel discussion will be Bob Powell, Ibis Operations Ltd. The  panel discussion will be facilitated by Phil Pinder FCILT, Intelligent Supply Chain Solutions.

The Supply Chain Inventory Management events are always popular with between 40-50 attendees. This event will provide excellent networking opportunities in breaks and over lunch with peers having a common interest in this topic. Relevant to anyone wanting to learn about, discuss, or offer support on, the topic of VMI in different industry sectors.

The main event will aim to close at 14:00, but will be followed by a 1 hour committee meeting of the Supply Chain Inventory Forum with the objective to plan future events and activities. This committee meeting of the forum is open to all delegates who wish to contribute ideas for the forum or hear about future plans.

Please find a event booking form here.

Bookings to be made via Membership Services, tel: 01536 740104 or email: membership@ciltuk.org.uk quoting Event Code SCIM018

The Institute requires payment for event with attendance fees below £100 to be paid at the time of booking. Such payments can be made by cheque, credit card or by the BACS system.

Type:  Faculty
Faculty:  Supply-Chain
Forum:  Supply-Chain Inventory Management Forum


Royal Mail Network

When:  6 October 2010, 18:00 (for 18:30) - 20:30
Where: Furnival Building, Sheffield Hallam University, Arundel Street, Sheffield, S1 2NU

Speaker: Paul Hampson, Royal Mail

The next meeting of South Yorkshire Group’s 2010-2011 programme will be held on Wednesday 6th October at Sheffield Hallam University. It will be a presentation by Paul Hampson of Royal Mail on the subject of the Royal Mail Network.

Tea and coffee will be available from 18.00 hours.

There is no booking required. Event Code SYKG033

Type:  Regional
Format:  Presentation
Region:  North East
Group:  South Yorkshire
Faculty:  Supply-Chain