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Customs Officer
Reliable Logistics - , NY, United States
We are seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Customs Coordinator & Release Agent for the North American market. As a key member...
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Corporate Customs Clerk
Central Transport - Warren, MI, United States
to: Collaborate with brokers and customs officers for clearance documentation and to rectify border crossing issues. Create Bonds when needed Effectively communicate with terminal managers regarding discrepancies
from: linkedin.com - 23 days ago
Amentum - Baghdad
communications with aircraft and ground personnel. Coordinate with Government of Iraq Customs Officers to ensure air cargo is cleared to enter or exit the country of Iraq. Coordinate with other sections Unspecified
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Bering Straits Native Corporation - New York, NY (+2 locations)
who are qualified to become an Armed Ground Transportation Officer for the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement in New York City, NY. $37.15/hour Responsibilities ESSENTIAL DUTIES
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Customs Officer
Customs officers play a front-line role in border control, preventing banned substances from entering or leaving the country. The work normally takes place at seaports and airports, and involves searching passengers along with their luggage and vehicles, checking documents and making arrests. It may be possible for job holders to specialise in a particular area, such as dog handling or undercover work
Customs officers need to be both tactful and assertive, with good questioning and listening skills and the ability to make sound judgements. They must be prepared to work unsociable hours and attend court hearings to give evidence, if necessary. It is also important for the candidate to have good written skills as the work may involve preparing reports and witness statements
Although officers may sometimes be recruited directly, the typical career route is to start as an assistant or an administrative officer and work up to officer grade. Successful applicants may be required to complete classroom-based and residential training, which could last up to nine months. Once qualified, salaries are between £20,175 and £25,710 a year, which could rise to over £38,000 after promotion.