Warehousing and Distribution Practice

Name: Warehousing and Distribution Practice
ISBN: 9787568927680

刘庭翠 / 沈捷 / 肖建敏 / 秦可欣Aug 2022

Rating 3.0

Word count: 133K words
Chapters: 45
ISBN: 9787568927680

Summary

This book breaks away from the original theory-dominated content structure, building learning situations based on the work contexts of warehousing activities, designing learning tasks, and organizing course content. The book is divided into 10 projects, with content arranged around work tasks, including understanding warehousing, warehousing planning and equipment selection, inbound operations, in-warehouse operations, outbound operations, special cargo warehousing management, understanding distribution, distribution center planning, distribution operation management, and modern warehousing and distribution. At the same time, the content arrangement fully takes into account the relevant requirements of the "1+X" vocational certification.

Editor's review

This is a practical textbook organized by work situations. Its biggest feature is dividing the complete warehousing and distribution process into ten operable projects, from understanding warehousing, planning and equipment selection, to inbound, in-warehouse, outbound, and special cargo management, then to distribution center planning and operation management, and finally to modern warehousing and distribution. The writing approach is centered on work tasks, presenting situations first and then arranging learning tasks, making it easy for readers to map knowledge points to actual job actions. The book also takes into account the relevant requirements of the "1+X" vocational certification, making it suitable as course companion material or for review before certification exams. It should be noted that it leans toward operational processes and task training, with relatively concise theoretical exposition; readers who want to deeply understand logistics system models will need supplementary materials. Overall, it is suitable for classroom learning, practical training reference, and repeated consultation when entering a job.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Students majoring in logistics and warehousing at higher vocational and secondary vocational schools
Candidates preparing for the "1+X" warehousing and distribution vocational certification
Newcomers who have just entered warehousing and distribution positions and need to familiarize themselves with processes
Instructors who need task-based teaching materials in corporate internal training

Not a good fit for

Researchers hoping to systematically study logistics theory and mathematical modeling
Senior managers seeking supply chain strategy and macro-planning content
Readers with no practical need for warehousing and distribution who only want popular science reading

Reading tips

Read in project order, and after each project, find the corresponding links in an actual warehouse or distribution center.
Do the learning tasks in the book first, then review the knowledge points, using tasks to drive understanding of process logic.
Mark key points according to the "1+X" certification syllabus and use the textbook as a process checklist for exam review.
When reading the equipment selection and planning sections, draw a simple layout diagram to deepen impressions.

版权信息
前言
项目1 认识仓储
任务1 仓储概述
任务2 货品类别及仓库分类
任务3 仓储企业组织结构
项目2 仓储规划与设备选用
任务1 仓储合同管理
任务2 仓库结构与布局
任务3 仓储设备选用
任务4 仓库货位规划
任务5 仓库储位管理
项目3 入库作业
任务1 入库准备与接运
任务2 入库验收
任务3 入库上架
项目4 在库作业
任务1 货品堆码与苫垫
任务2 库存管理
任务3 盘点作业
任务4 仓库安全管理
项目5 出库作业
任务1 接单处理
任务2 拣货作业
任务3 补货作业
任务4 流通加工及包装作业
任务5 出库交接作业
项目6 特殊货物仓储管理
任务1 特殊货物分类
任务2 危险品仓储管理
任务3 冷藏品仓储管理
项目7 认识配送
任务1 配送及配送中心概述
任务2 配送业务现状调查
项目8 配送中心规划
任务1 配送中心选址
任务2 配送中心作业规划
项目9 配送作业管理
任务1 调度作业
任务2 配送线路设计与选择
任务3 车辆积载作业
任务4 配送服务管理
项目10 现代化仓储与配送
任务1 智能仓储
任务2 智能配送

FAQ

Is this book suitable for self-study with zero foundation?

It can be used for introductory learning, but it needs to be paired with practical operations or video materials. The book organizes content by work tasks with little theoretical groundwork; zero-foundation readers who only read the text may lack intuitive understanding of equipment, documents, and operational processes. It is recommended to compare with school training rooms or company sites while reading for better results.

Does the "1+X" certification content account for a large proportion of the book?

The textbook takes into account the relevant requirements of the "1+X" vocational certification in its content arrangement, but it is not a dedicated exam question collection. It focuses more on organizing learning tasks by work situations, with certification knowledge points scattered across the projects. Candidates can use it to sort out the process framework, then use the certification syllabus and practice questions to fill gaps.

Do the ten projects need to be read in order?

It is recommended to read in order. The book goes from understanding warehousing, planning and equipment, to inbound, in-warehouse, outbound, then to distribution and modern management, with sequential relationships between processes. If you already have job experience, you can skip to a project as needed, but beginners should first build an overall process impression.

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About the author

刘庭翠 Author

Liu Tingcui is an author for whom public information is currently limited; details such as nationality, dates of birth and death, education, and professional positions are not clearly recorded. According to the library's holdings, Liu Tingcui has two works, Warehousing and Distribution Practice and Comprehensive Express Delivery Practice, commonly classified under exam preparation. The titles indicate that the writing focuses on logistics practice areas such as warehousing management, distribution operations, and express delivery services, aimed at readers who need to systematically grasp relevant operational procedures and exam-related knowledge. Books of this kind typically emphasize the organization of practical processes and the summarization of key points, stressing clarity and operability, and are suitable as references for exam review and workplace learning. Because verifiable background information about the author is scarce, it is difficult to offer a more specific assessment of writing style or industry influence; readers may judge the characteristics of the two works from their content.

沈捷 Author

Shen Jie — public information about this author is limited, and no clear record of nationality, birth year, or personal background is available; what can be confirmed is that five works appear under this name. The subjects span several fields: works such as Not by Chance, catalogued under general biography, sit alongside Virus Strikes and the "Virus Defense and Psychological Resilience Trilogy," which cross medicine with social psychology and show a dual concern for physical protection and psychological adjustment during public health emergencies. Meanwhile, Warehousing and Distribution Practice and Express Delivery Practice are practical exam-oriented books serving the operational and testing needs of the logistics industry. Overall, the writing combines popular knowledge with practical guidance, with readership varying by subject, and no single fixed label has yet emerged.

肖建敏 Author

Xiao Jianmin: publicly available information is limited, and it is currently known only that this author wrote the book Warehousing and Distribution Practice. The book is a test-preparation title that covers the basic processes and operational points of warehouse management and distribution work, with an emphasis on practical application; it is suitable for candidates preparing for examinations and for learners in logistics-related positions. Given the limited materials, Xiao Jianmin's background, professional experience and full body of work cannot be confirmed, and only one title by this author is recorded in the database. Judgment about the writing style can therefore rest only on this one textbook-like work: its prose focuses on organizing knowledge and exam-relevant points, stressing clarity and practicality rather than personal expression. Readers may regard it as a reader combining exam guidance with introductory knowledge of warehousing and distribution.

秦可欣 Author

Qin Kexin: currently available public information is limited, and details such as the author's biography, nationality, and dates of birth and death cannot be confirmed. According to the library's holdings, Qin Kexin has one work, Warehousing and Distribution Practice, which is classified under examinations. This suggests that the book likely covers warehousing management, distribution processes, and related business knowledge, serving exam preparation or practical study needs. Based on the available information, Qin Kexin's writing leans toward practical, operationally oriented professional subjects, emphasizing the integration of industry knowledge with examination requirements, and is suitable for readers with related study or career needs. Because background information on the author is scarce, a full assessment of the author's body of work and writing style is difficult; readers may gain further insight into the author's approach by examining the book's specific chapters and structure.