JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Prepare and review Commercial Invoices and Packing Lists.
- Verify and confirm the contents of Bills of Lading (B/L) and Air Waybills (AWB), ensuring consistency with invoices, packing lists, and customs declaration documents.
- Process and review PEZA-related export documents (e.g., PEZA Form 8106, Boat Note) and Gate Passes.
- Ensure all export activities strictly comply with the laws and regulations of the Philippine Bureau of Customs (BOC), PEZA, and the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR).
- Follow up on export declarations, permits, Certificates of Origin, tax documents, and other compliance matters, ensuring documents remain valid and consistent with the actual goods.
- Maintain export compliance records and support BOC/PEZA/BIR audits and regulatory inspections.
- Communicate closely with freight forwarders, customs brokers, carriers, and internal departments to track export shipment progress.
- Handle exceptions and delays in booking, container loading, export customs clearance, vessel loading/aircraft loading, and departure.
- Primarily handle sea export operations, with the capability to handle air export operations as well.
- Initiate RFQs with freight forwarders/carriers, compare sea/air export quotations, and identify the most cost-effective logistics solutions.
- Analyze export freight cost structures (ocean freight, THC, customs clearance fees, trucking fees, document fees, etc.) and propose cost-reduction recommendations.
- Systematically store and maintain export documents, reports, permits, and compliance records.
- Establish an export document filing, traceability, and expiry-reminder mechanism to ensure documents are auditable and retrievable.
QUALIFICATION:
Bachelor’s degree or above in International Trade, Customs, or related disciplines;
At least 2 years of hands-on experience in import trade and customs operations;
Capable of working under pressure with strong communication and coordination skills.