Explore Courses
All Courses

Course Library View the full range of courses

Operation Management Diploma

627 Students
(42 Reviews)

Learn operations strategy, supply chain management, quality control, resource planning, and business process improvement with the Operation Management Diploma.

GET THIS COURSE AND 3000+ OTHERS FOR ONLY £49 PER YEAR. FIND OUT MORE

Overview

Managing business operations effectively is essential for improving productivity, efficiency, and overall organisational performance. This comprehensive Operation Management Diploma equips you with the knowledge and practical skills needed to oversee processes, coordinate resources, and ensure smooth day-to-day business operations across a wide range of industries. You’ll gain valuable insight into how organisations design, control, and improve their operational systems to achieve strategic goals.

Planning operational activities involves understanding workflow design, supply chain coordination, quality control, and resource management. The course covers operations strategy, production and service management, supply chain management, inventory control, quality assurance, project management basics, performance measurement, risk management, and continuous improvement techniques. You’ll learn how to analyse business processes, reduce inefficiencies, manage teams, optimise resources, and support organisational decision-making. Important topics such as leadership, communication, problem-solving, and data-driven management are also explored to strengthen your operational expertise.

Improving operational systems can open opportunities across manufacturing, retail, logistics, healthcare, hospitality, finance, and corporate organisations. The knowledge gained through this course is valuable for aspiring operations managers, supervisors, team leaders, and professionals aiming to progress into management roles. Whether you are entering the field or enhancing your leadership skills, this diploma provides a strong foundation for success in operations management.

Learning Outcomes

Why choose this course

Certification

Certificate of Achievement

After the successful completion of the final assessment, you will receive a CPD-accredited certificate of achievement. The PDF certificate is for 9.99, and it will be sent to you immediately after through e-mail. You can get the hard copy for 15.99, which will reach your doorsteps by post. 

Entry Requirements

A high school diploma or equivalent qualification is recommended. No prior management experience is required, although business or workplace exposure is beneficial.

Who is this course for?

This course is ideal for:

Career Paths

This course can support progression into roles such as:

Course Curriculum

Module 01
Designing Your Organizational Structure 00:30:00
Introduction to Operations Management 00:15:00
Understanding Financial Terms 00:30:00
Getting the Right People in Place 00:15:00
Getting Your Product Together 00:15:00
Building a Corporate Brand 00:30:00
Marketing Your Product 01:00:00
Selling Your Product 00:15:00
Planning for the Future 00:15:00
Goal Setting and Goal Getting 00:30:00
Succession Planning 101 00:15:00
Managing Your Money 00:15:00
Ethics 101 00:15:00
Building a Strong Customer Care Team 00:15:00
Training Employees for Success 00:15:00
Leadership Essentials 00:15:00
Module 02
The Fundamentals of Business Process Management 00:30:00
Defining Business Process Management 00:30:00
The Business Process Life Cycle 00:15:00
The Vision Phase 00:15:00
The Design Phase 01:00:00
The Modeling Phase 00:30:00
The Execution Phase 01:00:00
The Monitoring Phase 00:30:00
The Optimizing Phase 01:00:00
Module 03
What is Gap Analysis? 00:30:00
The Gap Analysis Process 00:30:00
Supporting Tools 00:30:00
Creating a Gap Analysis Report 00:15:00
Understanding Lean 00:30:00
The Toyota Production System 00:30:00
The Toyota Production System House 00:15:00
The Five Critical Improvement Concepts 00:15:00
Understanding Value with the Kano Model 00:15:00
Types of Waste 00:15:00
Creating a Lean Enterprise 00:15:00
The Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) Cycle 00:15:00
Using the R-DMAIC-S Model 00:15:00
Lean Thinking Tools 00:15:00
Kaizen Events 00:00:00
Data Gathering and Mapping 00:30:00
A Plan to Take Home 00:15:00
Defining Continuous Improvement 00:15:00
Stage One – Identify Areas For Improvement 00:15:00
Stage Two – Create a Plan for Improvement 00:15:00
Stage Three – Implement the Changes 00:15:00
Stage Four – Review the Impact 00:15:00
Test Driving 00:15:00
Module 04
Six Sigma Basics 00:15:00
Improvement Tools 00:30:00
Management Tools for Generating Ideas 00:15:00
Continuous Improvement 00:30:00
Customer Relationships 00:30:00
Module 05
The Evolution of the Supply Chain 00:15:00
The Basic Supply Chain Structure 00:15:00
Supply Chain Drivers 00:15:00
Aligning Your Supply Chain with Business Strategy 00:15:00
Managing Supply Chain Risks 00:15:00
Tracking and Evaluating Supply Chain Data 00:30:00
Troubleshooting Supply Chain Problems 00:15:00
Sharing Supply Chain Activities 00:15:00
Sustainable Supply Chain Strategies 00:15:00
Applying Lean Techniques to the Supply Chain 00:15:00
The Future of Supply Chain Management 00:15:00
Supply Chain Management Basics 00:30:00
The Purchasing Cycle 00:45:00
Purchasing Toolkit 01:00:00
Managing Competitive Bids 00:45:00
Improving Efficiency and Accuracy 00:30:00
Analyzing and Reducing Risk in the Supply Chain 00:30:00
Managing Internal Relationships 00:30:00
Tools of the Trade 00:30:00
Module 06
What is Inventory? 00:30:00
Types of Inventory 00:15:00
Key Players 00:30:00
Setting up the Warehouse 00:15:00
What Makes a Good Inventory Management System? 00:15:00
The Warehouse Inventory Cycle 00:15:00
Identifying Demand 00:15:00
The Receiving Process 00:15:00
Validating Inventory 00:15:00
The Put-Away Process 00:15:00
Maintaining Inventory Accuracy 00:30:00
The Outbound Process 00:30:00
Industry Trends 00:15:00
Module 07
Concept of Quality 00:19:00
Key Terms 00:23:00
Categories 00:21:00
Customer Input 00:11:00
Plan Quality 00:08:00
Design of Experiments 00:07:00
Quality Control 00:11:00
Control Charts 00:11:00
Sampling 00:11:00
Six Sigma 00:08:00
The Steps 00:10:00
The 6 Six Sigma Challenges 00:05:00
Mock Exam
Mock Exam- Operation Management Diploma 00:30:00
Final Exam
Final Exam- Operation Management Diploma 00:30:00

Original price was: £319.Current price is: £25. ex Vat

SAVE 92% - OFFER ENDS IN

Description of image
moneyback 14-Day Money-Back Guarantee
  • Personal
  • Team
  • Level
  • CertificateYes
  • Duration 1 day, 11 hours
£25 /Unit Price
Quantity:
Total:
£250.00
Buying more than one of the same course?
50% discount for orders of 10+ courses
60% discount for orders of 50+ courses
70% discount for orders of 100+ courses
For more personalised package, contact us
  • cpd uk
  • Tutor support
  • qls

Frequently asked questions

Can’t find the anwser you’re looking for ? Reach out to customer support team.

What is operation management?

Operation management is the process of planning, organising, and supervising business operations to improve efficiency and productivity.

What will I learn in this course?

You will learn operations strategy, supply chain management, quality control, project management, risk management, and process improvement techniques.

Why is operations management important?

It ensures that businesses run efficiently, reduce waste, improve quality, and achieve organisational goals effectively.

What is supply chain management?

Supply chain management involves managing the flow of goods, services, and information from suppliers to customers.

What is quality control in operations?

Quality control ensures that products or services meet required standards and customer expectations.

What skills are important in operations management?

Important skills include leadership, organisation, problem-solving, communication, analytical thinking, and decision-making.

What is process improvement?

Process improvement involves identifying inefficiencies and making changes to increase productivity and reduce costs.

What industries use operations management?

Almost all industries use operations management, including manufacturing, healthcare, retail, logistics, hospitality, and finance.

Can this course help me get a management job?

Yes. It builds essential skills required for supervisory and operations management roles.

What is inventory management?

Inventory management is the process of controlling stock levels to meet demand without overstocking or shortages.

Is operations management a good career?

Yes. It offers strong career growth, leadership opportunities, and high demand across multiple industries.

What is project management in operations?

Project management involves planning, executing, and completing business projects within time, budget, and scope constraints.

top