Imports Specialist

**Main Responsibilities**:

- Revision of import documents to ensure compliance with Mexican customs rules and regulations.
- Deal with custom brokers and forwarders to follow up on regulations for chemical imports into México, developing KPI´s and following up on performance
- Coordinate imports thru Laredo And Nogales (since Export Document Until obtain POD)
- KPI for importations for the daily management
- Deal with local authorities for special permission for importation of chemicals when required
- Receive imports audits every Q
- Ensure constant update for imports regulations for chemicals
- Administration of all import documentation to be shared with cost department
- Annual renewal of permissions, for COFEPRIS, SEMARNAT or any other regarding the chemicals
- Report and follow up for every single shipment in transit as well as cost related information
- Management of reverese logistic when necessary to return parts in warranty to suppliers
- Coordination for drop shipments with suppliers and customers
- Customs Broker annual compliance update records (CPTK)
- Follow up for missing and mistakes into documents (export, BOL, COA´s, Letters, pedimentos, POD, etc) Review each entry to compare and detect missing and mistakes in documents (CI Vs FI Vs Price List)
- Follow up for missing and mistakes into documents (export, BOL, COA´s, Letters, pedimentos, POD, etc)
- Coordinate Virtual Exports by Nuevo Laredo
- Interaction and attention to request around samples/new products/new international suppliers with CS, sales rep, procurement and Technical Mgn
- Generate report from Cost with breakdown of taxes, to determinate % of variance in imports (ACP)
- Record and report savings to management
- Upload And Update in Software "Pedimento empresarial»
- Generation and custody of physical files (MV, HC, Pedimentos, Others)
- Update HTS code databases
- Support in fiscal and foreign trade audits (internal and external)
- Attention to training, updating of procedures or projects in trade compliance (DHR-EAS)

**Necesary knowledge & Skills**:

- Negotiation and strategy
- Data-driven decision making
- Must be able to handle multiple priorities and with the ability to work autonomously with a level of ambiguity.
- Must possess solid judgment and high level of ethical standards
- Familiarity with continuous improvement concepts
- Communication and Interpersonal skills; Teamwork and Leadership
- Organizational Skills; Self-management
- Language: Bi-lingual Spanish & English; written and verbal

**Experience & Study**:

- Minimum 5 years' experience in imports from US for chemicals
- Bachelor degree in International Commerce or Administration
- ERP Management
- APICS Trainings or certifications on supply chain (desirable)

When you join us, you’ll also be joining Danaher’s global organization, where 80,000 people wake up every day determined to help our customers win. As an associate, you’ll try new things, work hard, and advance your skills with guidance from dedicated leaders, all with the support of powerful **Danaher Business System** tools and the stability of a tested organization.

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