Customs Brokerage Entry Writer - Lynbrook, NY, US
Job Information
Job Order ID :
NY1524429
# of Positions :
1
Minimum Education Level :
Bachelor's Degree
Experience Required :
2 years
Salary :
Up to $65000.00 yearly
Duration :
Full Time Regular
Shift :
Hours per week:
Not Specified
Job Description
The Customs Brokerage Entry Writer is primarily responsible for preparing, compiling and managing documents and records to clear goods through U.S. customs.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Prepare customs entries for all shipments to be submitted to U.S. Customs in a timely manner.
Review documents to check for accuracy and ensure compliance with customs regulations.
Able to identify products subject to OGAs.
Derives Harmonized schedule tariff and enter OGA/PGA data.
Interface with customers on CBP, OGA delivery and irregularities.
Manage daily tracking report for open shipments.
Track and trace shipments and coordinate with the steamship lines, freight forwarders and CFS on the availability of imported shipments.
Arrange with trucking companies for pick-up and delivery.
Handle accounting processes including the issuance of invoices and freight bill approval.
Additional duties as assigned.
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelors degree in Logistics or similar field preferred.
2-5 years related experience and knowledge of US Customs and Harmonized Tariff Codes.
CargoWise One
Experience with Microsoft Office (Word and Excel)
Detail oriented
Excellent time management and organizational skills
Company Information
Name :
Malloy Alexander International Logistics
Application Information
Online :
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