About the Company
We invite you to learn more about NNR Global Logistics USA Inc. through our businesses and our rich history of growth at nnrglobal.com . It is our mission to commit to the promotion and success of our team members. Whether working in our local branch or a corporate role, our teams come from diverse backgrounds, are driven by the ability to deliver results by thinking big and insisting on the highest standards. Join one of our growing teams and help us give our customers the best experience possible!
A member of the Nishitetsu Group headquartered in Tokyo, Japan we are a people-centric organization, satisfying in excess of 1 million customers - every day. Aligned to our Corporate Philosophy, our mission is to ensure our customers, our employees and anyone engaging with NNR, experience Confidence, Comfort and Enjoyment.
NNR Global Logistics Inc. provides a comprehensive benefits package and a work environment that encourages your growth and supports the mutual success of our people and our company. Training is provided throughout the year at all levels of the organization to strengthen our teams and promote additional growth. NNR Global Logistics USA Inc. benefits give you the flexibility and control to choose the benefits that make the most sense for you and your family.
- Medical, Dental, Vision, RX plans provide “optimal choices for individual and family needs”
- Wellness benefits “up to $400 annually”
- 401K Plan "NNR Global Logistics USA Inc. matches 2% of your contributions."
- Benefits easy access from “App based program”
- Paid Time Off earned “after 90 days”
Position Summary
The National Trade Compliance Manager is responsible, in conjunction with the Asst VP of Customs Operations to establish, maintain and distribute nationally NNR’s Standard Operating Procedures for all Brokerage functions. Will monitor and interpret changes in Customs and other Government Agency Regulations. The changes are outlined and shared with the Brokerage team to continually follow proper procedure and guidelines.
About the Role
The National Trade Compliance Manager will oversee the compliance and operational aspects of customs brokerage, ensuring adherence to regulations and providing guidance to the team.
Responsibilities
- Establish written Internal Controls and Standard Operating Procedures for Brokerage department.
- Provide audit/assessment tools for Asst. VP of Customs Operations for all Brokerage functions.
- Provide training and job aids for CBP, FDA, and other Participating Government Agencies.
- Provide reasonable supervision and control guidelines to all Customs Permit Qualifiers (District Customs Broker, District Broker, Import Manager, Assistant Import Manager).
- Review Government news, updates and Regulatory changes daily and communicate same to Brokerage and Import teams.
- Update Client Parts/HTS lists in Brokerage software application, as needed.
- Generate Custom Brokerage reports for clients using Data Warehouse and vNEXT programs.
- Sell value added Compliance services.
- Perform client consulting on customs clearance and export/import trade issues.
- Responsible for interpreting and executing U.S. Customs and other government agency trade policies and regulations.
- Ensure consistency and compliance of Customs Brokerage practices across all NNR sites offering Brokerage services.
- Provide C-TPAT program support in conjunction with the Asst VP of Customs Operations and National Security and Compliance Manager.
- Manage and oversee Participating Government Agency (PGA) client inquiries.
- Assume role of Trade Account Alternate in U.S. Customs Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) system.
- Ability to supervise, manage and instruct other personnel.
- Comply at all times with NNR USA standards and regulations to encourage safe and efficient business operations.
- Perform other duties as requested by management.
Qualifications
- College degree or equivalent and/or related experience in a related field preferred.
- Currently licensed by CBP as a customs broker, with no pending penalties or restrictions on operating as a broker.
- Must have a valid Driver’s License.
- Minimum of five (5) years’ experience as a licensed customs broker.
- Minimum of five (5) years’ experience in importing or freight forwarding business.
- Solid math skills to calculate duties and freight, storage, and other charges.
- Ability to operate basic office equipment, including personal computers and to conduct paperless entry of goods through the Automated Commercial Environment.
- Proficient in Microsoft applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
Physical requirements
- Light work - Exerting up to 20 pounds of force occasionally, frequently and/or constantly to lift, carry, push, pull, or otherwise move objects.
- Drive to and from local ports, warehouses, and consignees to transact customs business and effect the transportation and storage of goods.
- Sufficient near vision to read and write information accurately.
- The position is generally sedentary, other than local travel.
