ABOUT: The Certified Supply Chain Auditor (CSCA) program is designed to equip professionals with foundational knowledge in supply chain management. This course covers essential topics, including sourcing, inventory management, Material Requirement Planning (MRP), and transportation. It also addresses related areas such as team dynamics, sustainability, and continuous improvement tools. The CSCA designation signifies expertise in auditing and enhancing supply chain processes.
CERTIFICATION BODY: The CSCA certification is awarded by the International Supply Chain Education Alliance (ISCEA), an organization dedicated to advancing global supply chain practices through education and certification.
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
- Acquire Foundational Knowledge:
- Understand core supply chain principles, including sourcing, inventory management, and transportation.
- Apply Supply Chain Strategies:
- Utilize decision aids and strategies to solve common supply chain issues.
- Enhance Operational Skills:
- Develop practical skills in managing supply chain operations and improving efficiency.
- Implement Improvement Tools:
- Apply lean and continuous improvement tools to enhance supply chain performance.
EXAM INFORMATION:
- Format: 100 multiple-choice questions
- Duration: 120 minutes
- Passing Score: 70%
- Language: English, Spanish, French, Arabic
- Mode: Online proctored exam
RE-CERTIFICATION:
- ISCEA requires certification holders to participate in continuing education and renew their certification every three years to stay current with global supply chain practices.
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Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 4 Lessons
- 40 Hours
- CONTENT:4
- 1.1Foundational Topics: Overview, strategy, and frameworks for understanding the supply chain.
- 1.2Planning and Strategy: Aggregate planning, inventory management, and Material Requirement Planning (MRP).
- 1.3Tactical Considerations: Sourcing, purchasing, manufacturing, transportation, and warehousing & distribution.
- 1.4Related Topics: Sales order fulfillment, lean and continuous improvement tools, sustainability, and team dynamics.
Requirements
- No formal prerequisites are required. However, it is beneficial to have a basic understanding of supply chain concepts.
Target audiences
- Entry-level supply chain professionals
- Organizations seeking a common language for their supply chain teams
- Individuals involved in supply chain improvement projects or systems implementation (e.g., ERP, Lean)
- Proactive professionals aiming to enhance their credentials and career prospects