Import, Export, Logistics and Customs Lead

Job DescriptionAs our Logistics Lead, you will be accountable for all aspects of logistics, including import, export and customs requirements of our international supply chain. You will manage the sourcing and commercial agreements with logistics partners as well as the operational execution of deliveries, ensuring customs compliant and cost-effective delivery of parts and finished goods.YOUR MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES WILL INCLUDE:Managing complex export, import and clearance requirements, including advising on trade compliance and control regulations.Negotiating commercial agreements with logistics providersAgreeing pricing and commercial frameworks for delivery (primarily sea freight but air and road transport is also used).Liaising with component suppliers to coordinate the collection / delivery of parts, ensuring parts are delivered on time as required.Maintaining accurate records of import / export as needed to ensure compliance can be evidenced.Managing logistics support for demonstration seats to customers and trade shows under the Carnet export process.Review and agree appropriate incoterms for each supplier and Commodity Codes for parts.Working alongside Material Planners to build a robust supply chain process to ensure parts are available as required.Build effective relationships with Production and Sales colleagues to ensue, if needed, Logistics support is available for supply of After-Sales and Finished Goods to customers globally.ABOUT YOUWe are committed to hiring the best talent to continue our growth journey, and are looking for motivated self-starters who enjoys a fast paced, collaborative environment, allowing you to utilise your skills and experience to thrive in a high accountability role. We are looking for individuals who have:Demonstrable experience in an international logistics lead role, advising on import, export and customs queriesExcellent knowledge of Commodity Codes and the Carnet export process, and a commitment to maintaining up to date knowledge of legislative changes.A clear understanding of Incoterms as used in international tradeExperience supporting an international supply chain.CLT membership would be advantageous, but not essential.
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