Buckley Search Inc.
Partners for Progress
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Buckley Search Inc. |
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Partners for Progress |
kevin@buckleysearch.com
Tel: (416) 865-0695 toll-free 1 (866) 996-9984
anna@buckleysearch.com
Our client is a well-established Customs Broker and Freight Forwarder with a
globally-recognized
name and reputation in the industry. An opportunity exists to join an
experienced team of
Customs professionals, ocean/air/truck rating and clearing in all modes, HVS and
LVS.
If you like a fast pace and good structure then they would like to talk to you.
This position has come about as the result of expanded growth in the department.
- HS Tariff classifications using the Harmonized System to classify to products
and commodities
- Import/Export permits for Canadian Controlled Goods through EICS.
- Liaison with Steamship Lines, Air Carriers, Ground Carriers to establish
shipment status.
- Prepare and submit B3s to CBSA for timely Customs clearances
- Assist customers with customs processes in all modes of transport
- Communicate with CBSA and EICB officers regarding customs regulations, import
permits and clearances.
- Prepare and present manual release documentation to customs, including
Carnet, Y50, E29B,
and Value included entries.
- Assist customers with customs issues (i.e. tariff treatment, classification,
proof or origin, filing Exporter
Statement of Origin and NAFTA Certificate, etc.) by email or telephone.
- Register and set up Export and Import Business codes for new clients.
- Audit and review customs entries to ensure correct information.
- Request and verify supporting documentation for compliance purposes.
- B2 adjustments (refunds, amends) to CBSA within prescribed time limits.
- Analyze relationship between the vendor and importer; choose correct valuation
method to calculate
customs duty, GST, Excise tax and SIMA.
- Maintain database to ensure HS classification accuracy.
- Follow up with warehouse and trucking company to ensure released shipments
delivered without delay.
- Coordinate with clients and carriers to expedite shipments.
-
3 to 5 years customs
rating and releasing knowledge and experience
- Good familiarity with HS/Cadex/Across/ACE/PARS and other current
initiatives
- Data entry (open customers' files, validate information, credit and
invoicing)
- Experience in collecting supplementary information or documentation as
needed from customers,
CBSA, carriers and other government departments
- Identify customers profiles discrepancies, attention to detail and
accuracy.
- Proactive attitude in following up issues with customers, CBSA,
carriers.
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Strong analytical, organizational, communicational and problem solving skills.
Education:
- CCS Designation or working towards it
- Minimum high school graduate, preferably some college
Attributes:
- Team player, Self starter and motivated. Professional and excellent
communication skills.
- A well-established company reputation in Canada
- Highly competitive salary and benefits program
To explore this career opportunity in confidence please call Kevin or Anna at 1
(866) 996-9984, Toll-free
or locally in Toronto at (416) 865-0695 email us at
kevin@buckleysearch.com
or anna@buckleysearch.com
Put your career on a progressive track! All discussions are strictly
confidential.
For more information and to discuss your qualifications please call us at
(416) 865-0695.
Associate Member,
CIFFA, CSCB, IE Canada
 Freight Careers |
 Customs Careers |
kevin@buckleysearch.com
Tel: (416) 865-0695 toll-free 1 (866) 996-9984
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