Recruitment Requirement of Customs Clearance Engineer

1. Have experience for Iraqi project, be familiar for Iraqi customs clearance procedure, especially Levy exemption procedure. Accepted to work in Iraq.
2. Customs Documentation Review
   • Review customs-related documents, such as commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, and other required forms.
   • Ensure all documents comply with local and international customs regulations.
3. Customs Compliance
   • Stay updated on Iraqi customs laws, tariffs, and trade regulations to ensure compliance.
   • Identify and mitigate risks related to customs violations or delays.
4. Communication with Customs Authorities
   • Liaise with customs officers, freight forwarders, and other stakeholders to resolve issues or provide clarifications.
   • Represent the company during customs audits or investigations.
5. Import/Export Process Management
   • Coordinate with logistics teams to ensure timely clearance of goods.
   • Monitor and track shipments to ensure they meet customs requirements and schedules.
6. Tariff Classification
   • Determine the correct classification of goods for customs purposes, ensuring accurate HS (Harmonized System) codes are used.
7. Cost Optimization
   • Identify opportunities to reduce customs-related costs, such as minimizing delays, optimizing documentation processes, or exemptions.
8. Problem-Solving
   • Address customs-related issues, such as discrepancies in documentation, goods misdeclaration, or delays.
   • Develop strategies to prevent recurring problems.
9. Training and Support
   • Provide training to internal teams on customs regulations and documentation requirements.
   • Offer support to other departments in understanding customs processes.
10.         Record Keeping and Reporting
    • Maintain accurate records of all customs-related activities.
    • Generate reports on customs clearance performance, delays, and cost-saving initiatives.
11. Risk Management
    • Assess and mitigate risks associated with customs compliance, such as penalties or delays.
    • Implement measures to ensure the company adheres to customs regulations and avoids legal issues.