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Night Aerospace Export Controller

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1 week ago
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We are seeking an experienced NightAerospace Export Controllerto join a fast-paced logistics team operating within the aerospace sector. This is a critical, hands-on role ensuring the smooth and compliant export of high-priority and time-sensitive aerospace shipments during night operations.

Daily duties:

  • Manage and control all export shipments, ensuring timely dispatch and compliance with customs regulations and aerospace standards

  • Prepare and process export documentation (AWBs, export declarations, commercial invoices, etc.)

  • Liaise with airlines, freight forwarders, and internal teams to ensure delivery schedules are met

  • Monitor the movement of high-priority and AOG (Aircraft on Ground) shipments

  • Ensure accurate data entry and maintenance of shipment records in line with regulatory requirements

  • Identify and resolve any delays or issues with export consignments

  • Maintain a strong focus on compliance with UK and international export controls, including aerospace-specific regulations

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  • Proven experience in anexport or freight forwardingrole, ideally within theaerospace or aviation sector

  • Solid understanding ofexport documentation, custom...

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