The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport

Stronger Together

Professor Alan Bowen-James

Executive Dean

I have worked with CILTA over the past decade on a range of supply chain programs. The advice CILTA provided was invaluable in many ways, in particular with respect to learning outcomes. As a peak body, CILTA is an indispensable bridge between industry and academe that promotes currency, quality and relevance.

Catherine Lou

Logistics

CILTA is a great platform for professionals in logistics and transport to meet likeminded people and stay connected. It also support and provides good source of information and knowledge for people who loves logistics and transport. Thanks CILTA for keeping doing wonderful things!

Leigh Williams

Managing Director

I have been a member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) for about 10 years. Being a member of CILT has provided my logistics business and I with an array of benefits including networking with industry professionals, events, awards nights, industry insight and news, training courses and many interesting site tours.

Urszula Kelly

Managing Director

I have been a member for over 3 years now and can confidently say my involvement with CILTA has been integral to the success of my business and career development. The Institute offers many tools and resources, which have immensely fast-tracked and enriched our company growth.

Steve Campbell

Managing Director

CILTA membership has provided numerous opportunities to grow as a professional. CILTA’s vast network of professionals, both domestic and international, has provided access and insight to areas of the Supply Chain Industry that I otherwise never would have been privilege to.

CILTNA - Webinar Recording

The time that this webinar was held made it impossible for a lot of members to attend despite the topic being of keen interest to some of you.

Fortunately we were able to get a copy of the recording for those of you who were unable to make the 3am AEDT start for this event.

Webinar: Achieving Traceability and Transparency in International Supply Chains: The Covid-19 Acceleration Effect - sponsored by Global Container Terminal.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE RECORDING OF THE WEBINAR

Institute News

SafetyCast Episode 9 - Mental Health in Construction

Did you know, it is estimated that the cost of mental health issues to NSW employers is about $2.8 million a year.

Teens and Mental Health during COVID-19

The pandemic is clearly having a negative impact on teenagers’ education, but it could also be affecting their mental wellbeing. It can be difficult for parents to know how to help in this situation.

No silver bullet for gender diversity in supply chain

Supply chain is still lagging behind when it comes to gender diversity. Although women make up 39% of the total workforce in supply chain, they account for only 17% of top-level executives. Moreover, at the two levels below – among supply chain directors and supply chain managers – the supply of female employees is drying up. What is going wrong, and what can be done about it? By Mirjam Hulsebos

How to implement a safety management system that complies with your HVNL primary safety duty

Every person conducting transport activities in the heavy vehicle supply chain has a responsibility to prevent or minimise potential injury, danger or loss by ensuring their transport activities are safe.

WHY  DO  SO  MANY RECRUITMENT  PROJECTS  GO  WRONG? (PART 2)

Describing a job is one  thing, setting out how performance in that  job I to be measured is quite another, and  again provides an opportunity to reflect  on how the job contributes to the  achievement of corporate goals. 