Ethero Strategic Staffing
Export Customs Clerk

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Export/Import Administrator
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Location
Hams Hall, Coleshill
Hours
08:00 - 16:00
Schedule
Monday - Friday
Salary
Circa £31,000 plus benefits
If you would like to work for a busy transport business where no one day will be the same and you will have ongoing training & development, this is the perfect export/import role for you. Great company, great team and really great location.
Job Role / Duties
- Prepare and process import and export documentation.
- Coordinate shipments with hauliers, freight forwarders, carriers, suppliers, and customers.
- Assist with customs clearance and ensure documentation meets all relevant requirements.
- Monitor and track shipments, providing timely updates where required.
- Check the accuracy of commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, and related paperwork.
- Maintain accurate records of shipments and customs documentation.
- Liaise with internal departments to ensure the smooth movement of goods.
- Investigate and resolve delivery, documentation, and shipment issues.
- Ensure all import and export procedures comply with company policies and applicable regulations.
- Provide general administrative support to the Transport Operations and Planning Manager and wider logistics team.
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Requirements
To be considered for this role you MUST:
- Possess experience in an import and export, freight forwarding, customs, shipping, or logistics role.
- Understand import and export procedures and documentation.
- Be an excellent coordinator and administrator.
- Have excellent verbal & written communication skills.
- Be highly organized, able to prioritize, and work well under pressure.
- Have proven ability using Microsoft Office.
- Be professional, reliable, and have a proactive approach.


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