“Leaders win through logistics. Vision, sure. Strategy, yes. But when you go to war, you must have toilet paper and bullets in the right place at the right time. In other words, you must win through superior logistics.” (Tom Peters, 1997)[1]
He was observing PCpl Javier, Supply PNCO of Olongapo City Police Station 3 while preparing the after-activity report on the damage and expenses of the police station. He is in charge of liquidation and the signatory on the police station’s procurements. He provided pictures to document the before and after reparations and procurement inside the police station. It is good that inside the academy, we use the same communication when procuring items and after-activity reports. As the logistics officer, it is up to you to take an inventory of the station's various possessions. The patrol cars' upkeep, the station's refurbishment, the gasoline for the vehicles used in the activities, and the computers utilized by the organization's various elements. As a supply officer, you are also responsible for taking the initiative to replenish any things used up within the station. Take an inventory of all the projects currently being funded, and then produce after-activity reports once they are finished.
The logistics officer and supply are responsible for inventorying the company's facilities and all the rifles and other materials supplied to the cadets, such as uniforms, bedsheets, and other Cadet Corps issues. This is similar to the duties that are performed in the cadet corps. They are the ones in control of any procurements that may occur, and they are responsible for distributing the items to each cadet's personal belongings. They are responsible for determining whether or not the owner still possesses the cadet corps issues by verifying to see if they are still in their possession.
To enhance its capacity for responding to disasters, the PNP plans to develop its logistics division, which is covered in this article. It describes the numerous steps the PNP is taking to improve its logistical skills, such as purchasing new machinery and creating logistics hubs.
This article discusses the PNP's initiatives to update its logistics division and enhance its capacity to support law enforcement activities. It goes over the various programs and initiatives the PNP has carried out to update its logistical infrastructure, including purchasing new vehicles and equipment, building new facilities, and adopting cutting-edge technology.[2]
Philippine National Police, "Logistics and Support: The Backbone of the PNP" - This article gives a general overview of the significance of the PNP's logistics division and how it contributes to the efficacy and efficiency of law enforcement operations. It goes over the logistics division's various jobs, such as buying supplies and equipment, running logistics operations, and supporting police activities logistically.
Overall, these publications shed light on the significance of the PNP's logistics division and the initiatives to improve and modernize its capabilities.
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[1] Peters, T. (2021, December 22). Logistics quotes. Everything Supply Chain. Retrieved January 29, 2023, from https://www.everythingsupplychain.com/logistics-quotes/
[2] Eleazar names PNP spokesman as new PNP director for logistics. (2021, September 30). Journal News. https://journalnews.com.ph/eleazar-names-pnp-spokesman-as-new-pnp-director-for-logistics/
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