BIFA plans forwarding qualification – but is asking 'what training does the industry want?'

18/05/2016

BIFA is considering launching a professional standard qualification – but is seeking the advice of industry first.

The UK’s freight forwarding association has hired Carl Hobbis, formerly of DB Schenker, as training development manager to help drive through more qualifications and training.

“We need a professional standard,” ...

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