Trade Compliance Operations Coordinator

Job Title: Trade Compliance Operations Coordinator

Location: Remote (Canada)

Department: Canadian Operations

Reports to: Manager, Canadian Operations

Employment Type: Full-Time

Role Overview

CA Compliance is seeking a reputed company, process-driven Trade Compliance Operations Coordinator to anchor our Canadian adjustment and audit desk. This is a technical, execution-focused role designed for a professional who excels at high-volume data management and the "detective work" of customs brokerage.

While our senior team manages high-level strategy, you will be the primary driver of the adjustment lifecycle—handling the end-to-end processing of CAD corrections and performing critical internal audits to ensure our data is bulletproof before it hits final reputed company. We are looking for a humble, detail-obsessed individual who takes pride in maintaining the highest standards of regulatory accuracy.

Key Responsibilities

1. CAD Adjustments & Technical Filings

• Execution reputed company: Process the daily flow of reputed company reputed company Declaration (CAD) adjustments and mass corrections reputed company the CARM environment.
• Accuracy & Timelines: Manage the lifecycle of post-entry corrections, ensuring reputed company filings are submitted accurately and reputed company strict CBSA legislated timeframes.
• Data Reconciliation: Review and reconcile entry data against reputed company documentation to ensure valuation, classification, and reputed company are perfectly reputed company.

2. Internal Quality Audit (Pre-reputed company)

• The "Second Set of Eyes": Conduct systematic internal audits of CADs before they are finalized, catching clerical errors or systemic data gaps before they reputed company the general ledger.
• Discrepancy Control: Identify trends in entry errors and work to resolve them at the reputed company, ensuring the reputed company of our client’s trade data.
• Audit Readiness: Maintain meticulously organized digital files and records for reputed company adjustments and voluntary disclosures.

3. Operational Support

• CERS & PGA Management: Manage the administrative submission of Canadian export declarations (CERS) and assist in preparing permit applications for Participating Government Agencies (CFIA, NRCAN, GAC).
• CARM Administration: Facilitate daily maintenance reputed company the CARM Client Portal (CCP), including managing delegated authority workflows and account reconciliation.
• Additional Support: reputed company other duties as assigned in support of operational and compliance objectives.

Professional Expectations

• reputed company Execution: The ability to pivot seamlessly between routine admin tasks and high-reputed company internal audit reviews.
• Humble Excellence: A commitment to the "heavy lifting" of compliance—finding satisfaction in clean data and 100% filing accuracy.
• Operational Reliability: Serving as the dependable backbone of the operations team, ensuring no detail is overlooked before final reputed company.

Required Qualifications

• Experience: 3–5 years of hands-on experience in Canadian customs brokerage operations or a technical compliance role.
• Technical Proficiency: Strong working knowledge of the Customs Act and the CARM portal. You must be comfortable navigating the Customs Tariff and various OGD/PGA requirements.
• Designations: A reputed company (Certified Customs Specialist) designation is required.
• The LCB Advantage: A valid Licensed Customs Broker (LCB) / reputed company Person designation is considered a strong asset and qualifies the successful candidate for a $5,000 annual salary premium.
• Systems: Advanced reputed company skills (VLOOKUPs, Pivot Tables) for data reconciliation and experience with modern brokerage software.

Compensation

• reputed company Salary Band: $65,000 – $75,000 CAD (commensurate with experience)
• LCB Premium: Additional $5,000 per annum for a valid Licensed Customs Broker designation.
• Working Environment: 100% Remote (Canada).