Member (MILT):
This grade recognises an individual who has completed their initial qualifications and training and who is working in, or has an interesd in Logistics and Transport, who has started to build their experience and who is keen to move ahead in their career.
A member (MILT) is required to:
- Have completed education and training of a nature satisfactory to the Council; and
- Be engaged in and has had relevant experience for period amounting in the whole to three years in or in connection with logistics and transport management.
Chartered Member (CMILT):
This grade recognises an existing financial Member (MILT) who has been a member for twelve months at minimum and has significant line management experience and has the necessary educational requirements and wishes to upgrade to Chartered Member (CMILT) status.
A Chartered Member (CMILT) is required to:
- Have at least five years experience in transport and logistics management and have training and education acceptable to the Council, or
- Have at least five years experience at a senior management level in the transport and logistics industry, or
- Have the experience from special positions of responsibility and knowledge in the industry to the satisfaction of the Council.
Chartered Fellow (FCILT):
This grade recognises an existing financial Chartered Member (CMILT) who has consecutively held that level for a minimum of five years and has significant experience at the highest levels of Australian Logistics and Transport and who has made a major contribution to the industry in general as well as to their own organisation and wishes to upgrade to Fellow status. Direct election to Fellow is not normal.
To be elected a Chartered Fellow an individual must:
- Be a current Chartered Member and have held a high position of responsibility in logistics and transport management for at least 7 years; or
- Be held in such eminence in the industry that, in the opinion of the Council, justifies election as a Chartered Fellow; or
- Have such special knowledge of transport and logistics that election as a Chartered Fellow would, in the opinion of the Council, be conducive to the interests of the Institute; or
- Have rendered such a special contribution to the Institute that election as a Chartered Fellow would, in the opinion of the Council, be conducive to the interests of the Institute.
- Participation, work history and contribution to the institute and the industry.