Essex: 0203 243 0077 or Heathrow: 01784 450111 info@divalentinecalver.co.uk
  • Permanent
  • London
  • Negotiable / Year
  • Salary: Negotiable
  • REF:DCR 6184

An exciting opportunity to join a high-end and prestigious Jewellery company in Central London has arisen for an experienced Shipping & Administration Coordinator.

PRIMARY FUNCTION/POSITION SUMMARY:

The candidate’s primary function is to coordinate the movement of international high-end jewellery shipments. This will include preparation of all necessary paperwork and packing of stock with consideration of all necessary international customs procedures. The Shipping & Logistics team also complete support tasks for our London sales teams.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES/TASKS (Duties include but are not limited to the following):

  •  Preparation of shipping documentation including:
  • Proforma Memorandum/Commercial Invoice
  • Letter of Instruction
  • ATA Carnet
  • CITES
  • EUR1
  • Packing of High End Jewellery
  • Sales support documentation
  • Determination of correct Customs Procedure and Harmonised Tariff Codes.
  • Reviewing customs entries to ensure their accuracy.
  • Liaise with 3PL providers.

EXPERIENCE/REQUIREMENTS:

  •  Good experience as a Shipping Coordinator or similar shipping role
  • Knowledge of UK customs procedures
  • Knowledge of Outward Processing Relief (OPR) and Inward Processing Relief (IPR) Requirements
  • Knowledge of Customs Warehousing Requirements.
  • Experience of using e-Customs software desirable
  • SAP experience desirable
  • Excellent IT skills essential
  • Ability to effectively prioritize tasks and work under pressure.
  • Ability to take ownership and develop processes
  • Good interpersonal and communications skills and a solid team player.

 

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