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Senior Trade and Customs Consultant

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Senior Trade and Customs Consultant
Directorate: Trade Services
Reporting to: Head of Training and Consultancy
Hours of work:
- Monday to Friday
- 35 hours per week, full-time.
Location:
- Remote
- Regular UK travel for client consultancy delivery
- Approximately 6-8 in-person team meetings per annum in London or elsewhere in the UK.
Salary:
- £55,000 - £60,000
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The Senior Trade and Customs Consultant will independently deliver and lead complex customs and international trade engagements, from discovery and scoping through technical assessment, recommendations, and implementation support.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Requires substantial practical expertise in Customs Special Procedures, supported by broad working knowledge across wider customs matters.
- Takes responsibility for the effective delivery of assigned projects within agreed scope, budget, and timescales.
- Works collaboratively with colleagues and supports clients in their dealings with HMRC.


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Role Details:
- Works within the ChamberCustoms technical framework.
- Contributes to proposals and service development.
- Helps strengthen consultancy capability across the ChamberCustoms team and wider Chamber Network.
Role Focus:
- Primarily a consultancy and technical-delivery role.
- Not a customs declaration processing or general operational-management position.
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