- Where
- Melbourne, Australia
- Level
- Mid
What You Can Expect :
Prepare, review and lodge import, warehouse, self-assessed clearance and export declarations.
Determine tariff classifications, customs values, country of origin, duties and taxes.
Assess eligibility for Free Trade Agreement preferences, Tariff Concession Orders and other concessions.
Review shipping and commercial documentation to confirm clearance requirements.
Coordinate customs and biosecurity clearances with customers, operations teams, carriers and government agencies.
Monitor declarations and respond promptly to holds, inspections and information requests.
Arrange declaration amendments, corrections, refunds and other post-entry actions.
Provide practical customs advice to customers and internal teams.
Identify and escalate potential compliance risks or declaration errors.
Maintain accurate records and meet agreed service, productivity and compliance standards.
Provide technical guidance to colleagues and support continuous improvement across the Customs function.
What You Bring:
A current Australian individual customs broker licence.
At least three to five years’ recent customs broking experience in Australia.
Strong knowledge of Australian customs legislation and import clearance requirements.
Sound experience in tariff classification, customs valuation, rules of origin and duty concessions.
Experience lodging declarations through the Integrated Cargo System.
Knowledge of Australian biosecurity and border clearance requirements.
Strong research, analytical and problem-solving skills.
Excellent attention to detail and sound professional judgement.
Clear communication and strong customer service skills.
The ability to manage competing priorities in a deadline-driven environment.