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We are looking for a Transit Agent. Missions: Administratively, it manages all the documents, forms and papers essential to the formalities inherent in the transport of goods: customs, shipping documents and various certificates (perishable goods, dangerous, fragile ...). From a technical point of view, it organizes transport itself: journeys, modes of transport (train, truck, boat, plane, mixed ...), destinations, deadlines, prices ... In the commercial chapter, he draws up quotes according to the requirements of the customer of which he is the interlocutor. In the event of a complaint or dispute, it ensures the follow-up of the case until its conclusion. A sense of negotiation and persuasiveness are therefore highly recommended. Specialized in air, sea or road transport, both for import and export, the freight forwarder occupies a position most often sedentary, even if he happens to move to the places of loading / unloading. It uses daily computing, specialized software and modern means of communication and information in real time: tracking of goods and routes, traceability of foodstuffs...
Gabon: Libreville International
2025-02-15
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