Buckley Search Inc.

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The RMD agent prepares, verifies and presents to customs the documents required for the timely
and efficient customs clearance of our clients’ goods. This is a well-established customs broker and
logistics solutions provider with excellent company benefits.




- Identifies the client in our automated system and follows the remarks entered in the client’s profile.
- In the case of a broker, obtains his/her authorization and follows his/her instructions.
- Issues instructions to sub-agents to effect customs clearance for clients.
- Prepares and/or verifies the documents required for the release of goods as per the requirements of Canada Customs.
- Contacts clients, carries and shippers in order to obtain missing information and/or documents.
- Enters in the automated system the information related to the transaction for customs release, B3 preparation and invoicing.
- Matches the documents related to the transaction to be presented to Customs to obtain the release of goods.
- Prepares request for import permit for goods that are controlled or subject to quotas.
- Replies to requests for information from clients, suppliers or government employees.
- Presents to Customs the documents required for the release of goods.
- Picks up documents from Customs including those confirming the release of goods.
- Prepares the instructions for “further to” invoices.
- Carries out any particular task or mandate assigned by her/his superior and/or Management.
- Conforms to any requirement of the Quality System and undertakes any action in order to ensure
  client satisfaction and/or increase effectiveness or efficiency as a company



- Formal Education Grade 12 / Secondary V completed.
- Linguistic Requirements Spoken English required, written an asset.
- Work Experience Two (2) years in a customs related position.
- Knowledge/Skills - Customs attestation issued by Revenue Canada, Customs and Excise, an asset.
- Basic knowledge of customs regulations.
- Desired skills: courtesy and good manners on the telephone.




- Stable working environment with room to grow
- Support for Industry Education development
- Salary commensurate with experience and qualifications
- Excellent company benefits

To explore this opportunity, email us in confidence at kevin@buckleysearch.com or anna@buckleysearch.com
or call toll-free: 1 (866) 996-9984

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