For 3PL and warehousing companies

Junior inventory, order and warehouse admin staff from an assessed shortlist

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Cargonomics places vetted junior staff with 3PL and warehousing companies in Vietnam: graduates we have trained and assessed ourselves, so you fill inventory, order processing and warehouse administration desks at entry level with less of the usual first-hire risk.

2junior desks
20-30graduates assessed per cohort
50+ yearscombined instructor experience

Backed by a network of 1,000+ industry professionals.

Desks we assess for

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Inventory and warehouse administrator

Container types, cargo categories and the equipment that moves them are taught in class and seen again on the port day.

Order processing executive

We follow a real shipment from factory to final customer, so an order is understood as one step in a chain rather than a screen to fill in.

Every desk here maps to work we assess in the program. You interview two or three, not fifty.

Warehouse office staff who keep stock records and orders in step

In a 3PL, the warehouse runs on its records: what came in, what went out, and which order is waiting. We train graduates on how goods move into and out of a facility, score their attention to detail in every exercise, and introduce you to the ones who got the detail right.

01

You meet two or three graduates for inventory, order processing or warehouse administration, with our notes on each one.

02

They know cargo categories, from general and refrigerated goods to dangerous goods and oversized cargo, and why each is handled differently.

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They see an order as one step in a supply chain, so they ask the right question when a delivery and a record do not match.

The warehouse office desks our graduates are trained for

You hire for desks where stock records, inbound and outbound movements and customer orders have to stay in step. Our program covers the flow a shipment takes into and out of a facility, and attention to detail is scored in every exercise.

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Inventory and warehouse administrator. Container types, cargo categories and the equipment that moves them are taught in class and seen again on the port day.

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Order processing executive. We follow a real shipment from factory to final customer, so an order is understood as one step in a chain rather than a screen to fill in.

What every candidate has completed before you meet them

Format4 Days Intensive: 3 Classroom Days + 1 Port Visit
Classroom hours2:00 PM to 5:00 PM on each classroom day
Cohort20-30 graduates, each assessed individually
LanguageEnglish. Communication in English is part of the assessment.
Instructors50+ years of combined senior experience in global shipping and logistics
ModulesWhy global trade exists and Vietnam's export economy; who does what in the logistics ecosystem; Incoterms (EXW, FOB, CIF) and shipping vocabulary (BL, AWB, FCL and LCL, CY and CFS); transport modes and a real shipment followed from factory to final customer; cargo categories and container types; documentation (commercial invoices, bills of lading, customs declarations, certificates of origin); payments, letters of credit and freight pricing; interview preparation and placement readiness
Assessed onParticipation, communication, learning ability, problem solving, attitude and overall potential, in every session and on the port day
Port visitA full day at a working port facility to close the program

Three ways a 3PL fills a warehouse office role

Option 1

Post on a job board

  • Applicants with no idea how a warehouse fits a supply chain
  • Nothing tells you who is careful with stock records
  • Cargo categories and handling rules taught from zero
  • Easy to advertise

Option 2

Use a recruitment agency

  • Screening done outside your team
  • Attention to detail judged in a single interview
  • No logistics training behind the candidate
  • Paid per hire, even when the hire does not stay
Recommended

Option 3

Cargonomics talent pipeline

  • Trained on how goods move into and out of a facility
  • Attention to detail scored in every exercise
  • Assessment notes you can share with your warehouse manager
  • A short list for each inventory or order processing opening

From our classroom to your warehouse office

Cargonomics graduates on the port visit that is part of every program
  1. 1SourcingGraduates who want to build a career in logistics and supply chain
  2. 2Training4 days on cargo, equipment and the flow of goods, including a day at the port
  3. 3VettingAccuracy and follow-through observed in every session
  4. 4MatchingShortlisted for your inventory, order or administration desk
  5. 5PlacementYou interview two or three and teach them your warehouse system

Warehouse roles this program does not fill

Not the right fit if you need forklift drivers, pickers and packers or warehouse floor operatives. The program prepares graduates for the administrative and coordination desks: inventory records, inbound and outbound documentation, order processing.

Questions 3PL and warehouse managers ask

Are these warehouse floor staff?

No. The program prepares graduates for the desks that run a warehouse on paper: inventory and stock records, inbound and outbound documentation, order processing and the customer updates around them. For floor operatives you will need another route.

What do the candidates know about warehouse operations?

Container types, cargo categories (general, refrigerated, dangerous goods, oversized) and the equipment that moves them are taught in class, the flow of a real shipment is followed from factory to final customer, and the group spends a full day at a working port facility. Attention to detail is scored in every exercise.

Do the graduates know how to use a warehouse management system?

Not your system. The program teaches the logistics behind the screen: how goods and documents move into and out of a facility and why records must match. Your team trains them on your warehouse management system, and they arrive knowing what the data means.

Will the graduates understand dangerous goods and cold chain cargo?

They understand the categories. General, refrigerated, dangerous goods and oversized cargo are taught in class and why each category needs different handling. Your safety procedures and certifications stay your responsibility.

Can we hire logistics coordinators for a 3PL account, not only warehouse staff?

Yes, at entry level. Graduates are trained across the logistics chain, so a junior coordinator for a customer account at a 3PL is a good fit where the assessment shows strong communication and follow-through.

Anthony Tay, Co-Founder, Cargonomics

Next step

Meet the graduates for your warehouse office

If you are interested in our services, I would be pleased to arrange a meeting at your convenient time.

Anthony Tay, Co-Founder, Cargonomics

Tell us which warehouse office desk is open and we will share the graduates who fit it, with our notes on each one. Reply to the email from Anthony Tay that brought you here, or use the buttons below.

Or we come to you: Anthony Tay and the team meet employers at their offices across Ho Chi Minh City and the industrial belt.

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