| Course Code |
MFA-A |
| Description: |
This higher level, one day workshop builds on the
knowledge introduced in Materiel & Financial Accounting On-line Training (MFAOLT)
and has been designed to ensure that Supply Chain Managers (Band C grade and
above) achieve the appropriate level of knowledge to address specific areas
within the Management of Material and Accounting. Completion of this training is
mandatory for all Supply Chain Management staff and will be required to attain
or retain both the Inventory Management Licence and similarly the Inventory
Management Certificate of Competence. |
| Aim: |
To ensure that all Band C/B Supply Chain Managers
achieve the appropriate level of functional competence required for Materiel and
Financial Accounting of the Defence Inventory by Supply Chain Management
practitioners. Completion of this training is mandatory for all Supply Chain
Management staff at Band C & B and will be required to attain or retain both the
Inventory Management Licence and similarly the Inventory Management Certificate
of Competence. |
| Duration: |
1 day non-residential. |
| Pre-Requisites: |
Materiel & Financial Accounting On-Line Training (MFAOLT),
including successful completion of the post test. For Band E/D SCMs completion
of the MFA-B course before attending the MFA-A as a development opportunity. |
| Designed For: |
Mandatory for all Band C grade and above within the Supply Chain Management
function. |
| Cost for Non MoD Applicants: |
The cost of this course is £310.00 excluding
VAT. Details of payment options will be sent in a confirmation e-mail
when you apply for the course. |
| Objectives: |
By the end of the course students will be able to:
• Recall the key issues behind the current MOD Material and Financial (MFA)
training requirement:
• Identify the key stakeholders and their roles and responsibilities;
• Demonstrate the benefits of applying the new MA performance procedures
including the identification of a remedial action plan;
• Design and communicate an organisation structure and ways of working with the
PT to manage the key elements of MFA activity over the CADMID cycle;
• Recall, debate and discuss the roles and required relationships with the wider
E2E SC stakeholder community. |
