FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the GS Customs Specialist?
The primary responsibility of the GS Customs Specialist is the accurate and timely compilation of Import Declarations in accordance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to meet service expectations aligned with agreed KPIs.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Bachelor's Degree in Customs Administration, Logistics, Business, or Finance is required, along with at least 2 years of working experience in Sea and Air Logistics.
Is experience in Customs Brokerage necessary for this role?
While it's preferable, it is not mandatory. Candidates may apply even if they don't have direct experience in Customs Brokerage.
What skills are important for a GS Customs Specialist?
Important skills include basic Microsoft Excel proficiency, knowledge of Incoterms, familiarity with the Harmonized Tariff Schedule and Customs regulations, and advanced English proficiency.
How are customer queries handled by the GS Customs Specialist?
Customer queries/issues are resolved via email and internal systems as part of the responsibilities of the GS Customs Specialist.
What types of computer systems will I use in this role?
You will use both internal and external computer systems as part of the role to handle documentation and queries related to Customs.
Can you describe the task management expectations for this role?
The role involves prioritizing task management for incoming entry requests and other communications while adhering to defined Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
What should a candidate do if issues arise in their work?
Candidates are expected to highlight or escalate issues to the responsible management or colleagues when encountered and to work within the defined SLAs.
Who can I contact for further questions about the job?
You can contact John Ron Beato at john.beato@kuehne-nagel.com for further questions regarding the position.
