PRINCIPAL CUSTOMS OFFICER – NAMRA 51 views

NAMRA is the semi-autonomous State Revenue Agency established in terms of the Namibia Revenue Agency Act, 2017 (Act No.12 of 2017). The primary
mandate of the Revenue Agency is to assess and collect taxes and duties on behalf of the State and administer tax, customs and excise laws.
Vision: To be a world class Revenue Agency, serving with passion and Values: Integrity, efficiency, diversity, fairness, and agility.
positively impacting the livelihoods of every Namibian.

Department: Customs and Excise

• Division: Border Control and Operational Compliance

• Subdivision: Western Region
Position 1x Principal Customs Officer: Enforcement – D1 (Walvisbay)
Director Supervisor Manager: Western Region

Job Purpose
To supervise the clearance, enforcement, and operational activities of Joint Port Control Unit (CCP/ JPCU), Scanner Operations,
Namport Container and Main gates, State warehouse, Dry Ports, Bonded Warehouses operations, Joint Operations, coordination
of roadblocks and clean-up operations, Inward and Outward clearance of vessels, coordination of joint inspection on physical
examination of containers, EPZ regime.

Minimum Requirements

Qualifications:

A B-degree in Customs Administration /
International Trade / Business Administration / Commerce / Excise
Management / Law (NQF 7).
Minimum Experience: Eight (8) years relevant experience with five
(5) years on supervisory level.

Skills Required:
• Management and Supervisory principles
• Customs principles and practices
• Corporate Governance knowledge
• Customer Service
• Problem solving
• Computer literate
• Communication skills
• Detail-oriented
• Accuracy
• Systematic
• Integrity and analytical behaviour.

Added Advantage; Master’s degree will be an Added Advantage

Key Performance
Areas
• Operational Supervision.
• Border Control and Operational Compliance.
• Classification and Tariffs application, perform and participate in Post Clearance Audit.
• Preventative Measures and Investigation.
• Staff Supervision.
• Provide inputs to the Divisional Head regarding the section’s budgetary needs