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SCTE This center is sponsored by the National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education Program under Award No. 1104176. NCWE Annual Conference
SCTE This center is sponsored by the National Science
Foundations Advanced Technological Education Program under Award
No. 1104176. NCWE Annual Conference October 30, 2014
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How Are They Different? Supply Chain Technology Focus on
maintaining software & hardware in the warehouse Engineering
Focus Supply Chain Management Focus on general supply
chain/logistics management Operations/Proc ess Focus
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What is SCTE? www.supplychainteched.org/video s 3
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MISSION The National Center for Supply Chain Technology
Education (SCTE) will identify and develop skills-based educational
pathways, facilitate professional development, and will disseminate
educational materials with the goal of increasing the number of
skilled supply chain technicians. VISION The Center aspires to
increase the number of skilled technicians by serving as the
national leader for supply chain technology education 2 4
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5 Tacoma Community College 6501 South 19th Street Tacoma, WA
98466 253.566.5253 [email protected] Sinclair Community College
444 West Third Street Dayton, OH 45402-1460 937.512.2759
[email protected] PARTNERING COLLEGES Jefferson Community
& Technical College 1000 Community College Drive Louisville, KY
40272 502.213.7280 [email protected] Norco Community College
2001 Third Street Norco, CA 92860 951.739.7880
[email protected] Oakton Community College 1600 East
Golf Road Des Plaines, IL 60016 847.635.1975
[email protected]
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13 ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERS
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Factors Driving Automation E-Com Now 6% Total US Retail, $300B
2012 Total Retail up 5%, E-Com up 15.8% E-Commerce Order Size
2014-16= $100B Growth- 1 ea. @ a time Mass Customization vs. Mass
Production Same Day & Next Day Delivery ROI- Affordability,
Flexibility, Reliability 6
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What Is A Supply Chain Technician
(www.supplychainteched.org/videos) 7
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DEFINITION OF A SUPPLY CHAIN TECHNICIAN SUPPLY CHAIN TECHNOLOGY
Industrial Maintenance Mechanics, Pneumatics, Troubleshooting A
person who installs, operates, upgrades, or maintains the software,
hardware, automated equipment and systems that support the supply
chain. Electronics AC/DC, Logic Controllers, Optics, Scanners,
Sensors Communications Process Improvement, Critical Thinking
Material Handling Equipment Conveyors, Guided Vehicles, ASRS Data
Management Networking, Radio Frequency, Inventory Control, Barcodes
88888
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Research schools by location near centroids Research related
academic programs Contact community colleges and high schools that
are a fit Introduce SCTE classroom resources Provide technical
assistance with application of materials to local settings. 6
Education Liaison
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SCTE Resources Occupational Profile Model Program and
Educational Modules Intro to the Automated Warehouse E- Textbook
Career Awareness Lesson Plans: Online, College and High School,
Middle School Videos With Industry Partners White Papers- Educators
& Industry Industry Survey CCST Certification Under Way 11
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Intro to Automated Warehouse Comprehensive overview of the
operation and systems found in an automated distribution center.
Demonstrates the flow of goods through a distribution center Can be
offered for credit or non-credit Suitable for both high school or
college: consider articulation agreements Partially prepares
students for CLA and CLTadditional preparation required through
MSSC 13
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Intro to the Automated Warehouse E-Text Open source/open access
Authored by 6 industry leaders Follows course outline on SCTE
website Currently being piloted by 1 CC and 1 HS Currently
available in IBook format (Mac) Available Feb., 2015, in PC, and
web- based 14
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Industry Survey 625 firms participated The survey estimated
160,000 U.S. establishments Supply Chain Technicians employment
est. 203,000 Employers estimating 30% increase in two years
Additional 31,000 jobs nationwide Top 10 States: CA, TX, FL, NY,
IL, PA, OH, MI, NC, GA 15
Outreach Results 40+ Prospective Collaborators 12 States 16
Schools Have Adopted SCTE Materials 1 st SCT Certificate Program
Listed at CCAC 13 Additional Schools Interested in e-Text
Electronics, Automation, Ind. Maint, Mechtr. More focused outreach-
Logistics Centroids Ex: Glades County, FL- Bunny Trail MSA Data,
Maps, Vetting Prospects 17
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Should I Start a Program? Should have a program teaching
related skills Near supply chain centroids: rail, ports, air
Distribution centers in the area (e.g. Target, Walmart, FedEx,
etc.) Square footage of warehouse place, and warehouse space
underway 31,000 new jobs nationally over the next two years 18
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Related Programs of Study Mechatronics Manufacturing Technology
Industrial Technology/Industrial Maintenance Electronics Technology
Adding automated warehouse training = Supply Chain Technician
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Data Notes: Data reflect absolute number of establishments with
50 or more employees in select NAICS codes. Data source: InfoUSA
through ESRI Business Analyst, 2012 Cartography by: Center of
Excellence, Inland Empire & San Diego-Imperial Regions,
California Community Colleges www.coeccc.net Figure 2. Map of
supply chain-related firms across the United States. 20