CUSTOMS ANALYST, BREMEN, GA

Knowledgeable of U.S. Customs Regulations (CFR 19) and the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the US (HTS)
Maintain HTS database.
Stay up to date on US Customs regulations including NAFTA, USMCA and C-TPAT.
Provide support to plant personnel which are directly and indirectly linked to import and export trade compliance.
Work with customs broker
Prepare and process import and export documentation according to customs regulations, laws, or procedures.
Developing plans in order to mitigate duties and create cost avoidance associated with government regulations and changes.
Acquire and utilize all available tools to identify risks in trade compliance and opportunities including valuation, drawbacks, assists, temporary imports, classifications, transaction values, import & export compliance and broker entry accuracy.
Develop and implement customs broker evaluations.
Manage the Customs ACE account.
Review and update plant procedures for Customs Compliance manual as needed.
Record savings and cost avoidance programs in the internal reporting system.
Develop working knowledge of departmental procedures for oversight and continuous improvement.
Able to work independently on special projects that require analytical & leadership skills.
Assist department Supervisor with special projects.
Monitor or trace the location of goods.
Provide advice on transportation options, types of carriers, or shipping routes.
Report on product content information in accordance with requirements of:

Responsible for coordination of C-TPAT program, training, and communications with Customs

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management or related field from a four year university
3+ years of Transportation, Freight, and Brokerage experience in a manufacturing environment
Customs Broker License or Certified Export Specialist and/or experience in automotive manufacturing environment
Strong knowledge of standard transportation import and export procedures and US D.O.T. requirements
Experience working with freight forwarders
Understanding of the Customs Entry process and brokerage/clearance requirements
Strong written and oral communication skills and the ability to effectively interact with a variety of high level corporate and government personnel, including senior management
Flexibility to accommodate each facility’s need for process changes.
Flexibility and understanding of working with foreign cultures.
Proficiency in MS Office software
Possess a valid driver’s license and an acceptable driving record

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