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Ensure administrative follow-up of import files
Prepare and verify documents related to import operations (invoices, BL, packing list, certificates, etc.)
Coordinate exchanges with suppliers, freight forwarders and carriers
Track the delivery of goods until they are received
Ensure compliance with delivery times and import procedures
Follow up customs formalities in collaboration with freight forwarders
Update dashboards and monitoring tools
Manage any anomalies or disputes related to imports
Ensure the filing and archiving of files
Provide regular reporting on the progress of operations
Candidate profile
Bac +2 minimum in International Trade, Logistics, Transit, Management or equivalent
Experience
Minimum 1 year experience in a similar position
Good knowledge of import procedures and customs documentation
Other information
Mastery of IT tools (Excel, ERP, etc.)
Good level of French, professional English would be an asset
Sense of organization, rigor and autonomy
Good coordination and monitoring capacity
Sector: IMPORT-EXPORT
Mode of work: On site
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