CDC 2S051 Volume 4 – Warehouse Operations and Systems Practice Test

The Chief Inspector is responsible for overseeing the COSIS program because this role typically involves ensuring compliance with standards and regulations, as well as maintaining quality control within the operational processes. The COSIS program, which stands for Control of Supply Inspection System, is crucial for managing the inspection of supplies, ensuring that items meet required specifications before they are accepted into the warehouse system. By overseeing this program, the Chief Inspector plays a vital role in both the quality assurance processes and effective inventory management within the warehouse, which are integral to efficient operations.

In contrast, the other roles, while important in their respective areas, do not primarily focus on the inspection and quality control aspects inherent to the COSIS program. The Warehouse Manager oversees overall operations, the Logistics Officer handles the movement and delivery of supplies, and the Inventory Specialist focuses on tracking and managing inventory levels. Their responsibilities are critical but are separate from the specific oversight required for the COSIS program, making the Chief Inspector the most appropriate choice.