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Air Import Clerk - Defence & Aerospace Freight Trainee or Experienced

Heathrow Personnel
Slough
2 days ago
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We are recruitung for a freight forwarding company providing secure, reliable, and efficient logistics solutions for thedefence, aerospace, and government sectors. You will be managing sensitive and time-critical air freight, requiring strict compliance with security, regulatory, and operational standards.Key Responsibilities

  • Coordinate and manage air import shipments from arrival through to final delivery

  • Prepare and process customs import entries

  • Deliver outstanding customer service, keeping clients fully informed throughout the import process

  • Communicate effectively with airlines, ground handlers, hauliers, and internal teams

  • Check and prepare documentation (AWB, commercial invoices, packing lists, licences)

  • Ensure compliance with UK import regulations, defence controls, and sector-specific requirements for defence, aerospace, and government freight

  • Keep records updated and assist with resolving operational issues promptly

For Experienced Applicants:

  • Previous experience in air import operations within a freight forwarding environment

  • Knowledge of customs entry systems (CHIEF / CDS)

  • Experience handling defence/aerospace/government freight is a strong advantage

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