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Receiving and Inspecting Freight Shipments Lesson Plan

TLE 8

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RECEIVING AND INSPECTING FREIGHT SHIPMENTS LESSON PLAN

Lesson Outline:

1. Introduction (10 minutes)

 Engage Students:
o Begin with a brief discussion: Ask students if they have ever ordered something
online or received a package. What did they do when it arrived?
o Write down a few responses on the board to create engagement.
 Introduce the Topic:
o Explain that today, they will learn about the important role of logistics officers in
receiving and inspecting shipments.

2. Presentation of Key Concepts (15 minutes)

 Explain the Role of Supply Officers:


o Discuss what supply officers or logistics officers do, emphasizing their
responsibility for purchasing and receiving supplies.
 Key Questions to Ask When Receiving Shipments:
o Is it for me?
 Explain how to check the delivery receipt for the consignee's name and
address.
o Is it damaged?
 Describe how to inspect for visible damage (holes, stains, tears) and listen
for rattling inside packages.
o Is the piece count, correct?
 Discuss the importance of counting items and ensuring they match the
delivery receipt.

3. Group Activity: Scenario Analysis (20 minutes)

 Divide the Class:


o Split students into small groups of 4-5.
 Distribute Scenarios:
o Provide each group with a scenario related to receiving shipments (e.g., damaged
goods, incorrect number of items, missing packages).
 Discussion:
o Ask each group to discuss how they would handle the situation, focusing on what
steps they would take based on what they learned.
 Present Findings:
o Each group shares their scenario and their proposed solutions with the class.

4. Documenting Exceptions (10 minutes)

 How to Note Exceptions:


o Explain the process of documenting any issues (damage or shortages) when
receiving a shipment.
o Provide sample delivery receipts and demonstrate how to fill them out, focusing
on:
 Damage Notations: Be specific and accurate.
 Shortage Notations: How to note missing items clearly.
 Signatures: Importance of signatures from both the receiver and the
driver.

5. Wrap-Up Discussion (5 minutes)

 Review Key Points:


o Summarize the main ideas discussed: the role of supply officers, inspection steps,
and documenting exceptions.
 Encourage Questions:
o Allow students to ask any remaining questions about the process.

Assessment:

 Participation: Observe student engagement during group activities and presentations.


 Written Assignment: Assign students to write a short paragraph summarizing the steps
they would take when receiving a shipment and inspecting it.
 Quiz: Conduct a brief quiz in the next class on key terms and concepts covered.

Follow-Up:

 Consider organizing a field trip to a local warehouse or shipping facility to see the
receiving process in action.
 If possible, invite a guest speaker from the logistics field to share real-life experiences
related to receiving and inspecting shipments.

Activity Overview:

1. Preparation (5 minutes)
o Ensure each group has the necessary materials (paper, pens, and access to any
relevant notes or resources).
o Prepare a set of scenarios on cards, one for each group.
2. Divide the Class (2 minutes)
o Split the class into small groups of 4-5 students.
o Ensure a mix of abilities and perspectives in each group.
3. Distribute Scenarios (3 minutes)
o Provide each group with one of the following scenarios related to receiving
shipments:

Scenario 1:
You receive a shipment of clothing, but 10 items are damaged beyond repair. Discuss
how you would report the damage and manage inventory adjustments.

Scenario 2:
A shipment arrives, but the packing slip indicates 50 items, while only 40 items are
physically present. Discuss how you would investigate the discrepancy and communicate
with the supplier.

Scenario 3:
A shipment of electronics arrives with missing packages. You were expecting 5
packages, but only 3 are delivered. Discuss the steps you would take to locate the missing
packages and ensure customer service is maintained.

Scenario 4:
You receive a shipment that includes incorrect items (e.g., wrong sizes or styles of
clothing). Discuss how you would handle returns and ensure the correct items are
received.

Scenario 5:
A shipment arrives late, impacting planned sales promotions. Discuss how you would
communicate with your team and customers about the delay and adjust your plans
accordingly.

4. Group Discussion (10 minutes)


o In their groups, students discuss the following:
 Identify the key issues presented in the scenario.
 Brainstorm the steps they would take to resolve the situation.
 Consider factors like communication with suppliers, internal reporting,
customer service implications, and inventory management.

Guiding Questions:

o What immediate actions need to be taken?


o Who should be informed about the issue?
o How would you document the incident?
o What preventative measures could be put in place to avoid similar issues in the
future?
5. Present Findings (10 minutes)
o Each group presents their scenario and proposed solutions to the class.
o Encourage them to be concise and to focus on the most critical steps they would
take.
o After each presentation, allow a few minutes for questions or additional
suggestions from the rest of the class.
6. Class Reflection (5 minutes)
o Conclude the activity with a brief class discussion on the different scenarios.
o Ask students to reflect on what they learned about problem-solving in logistics
and inventory management.
o Discuss the importance of communication, both internally and externally, in
maintaining good relationships with suppliers and customers.

Materials Needed:

 Scenario cards (prepared beforehand)


 Writing materials (paper and pens)
 Whiteboard or flip chart for summarizing key points (optional)

Assessment:

 Evaluate group participation and engagement during discussions.


 Assess the clarity and feasibility of the solutions presented by each group.
 Consider providing feedback on how well students articulated their thought processes and
considered various factors in their decision-making.

This activity fosters teamwork, critical thinking, and practical application of knowledge
regarding receiving shipments in a retail context.

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