Training & Personal Development at DHL Supply Chain New Zealand

DHL has a large array of trainings available which I have taken part in (dangerous goods, health and safety, Inclusion, commercial contracting) I have also gotten better at Excel.

DHL provide a lot of trainings for their staff. I've had the chance to do DG, Forklift, First aid trainings. But from an operational point of view, I think the training's have been quite poor. Whilst we are put in operations, we still only have a basic understanding. I think if there is proper training and focus given to us, we can learn the supervisors role decently well within 2 weeks. We spend a lot of time in operations but learn the staff roles, and not the system (supervisor/ops manager level)

The people here are lovely, always willing to help teach you things you are needing help with. A lot of work instructions put in place - but sometimes, people learn better when they are seeing someone do the task first etc.

There is MHE trainings and other Health and Safety courses, they also have digital courses and physical courses that you can take. Some courses I have taken are a physical practical Commercial contracting and online Project Management courses. I have also done First aid and DG training

OMS training and Manhattan system

DHL provides very refined Learning and Development programs with training for all types of roles. This is to encourage internal hiring which is done often.

In-house online talent development programme (MyTalentWorld), specific in-person trainings (compulsory and optional) spanning a variety of topics.

In-house online talent development programme (MyTalentWorld), specific in-person trainings (compulsory and optional) spanning a variety of topics.

Some trainings I was taught well and they made sure I understood what I had to do, however, some times I feel like I have been thrown into the deep end to survive by myself with little to no training where I had to figure it out by myself. I have been trained on first aid and DGs but stuff like using the Manhattan or Blue Jay system I had to learn about that myself.

Some trainings I was taught well and they made sure I understood what I had to do, however, some times I feel like I have been thrown into the deep end to survive by myself with little to no training where I had to figure it out by myself. I have been trained on first aid and DGs but stuff like using the Manhattan or Blue Jay system I had to learn about that myself.