team leader, import-export logistics

Exclusive Job Perks

• 50% discount on all products
• Flexible hours
• Opportunities for advancement within the company
• Being part of a family-owned business committed to the community
• Performance bonuses (in-store sales or management position)
• Recognition program for years of service
• Innovation program to encourage idea sharing
• Referral bonus
• Dayforce Wallet (pay on demand: you'll be able to access a portion of your pay as soon as your shift ends)

For Full-time Employees

• Group insurance plan
• Three (3) to five (5) paid personal days (depending on the position)
• Minimum of 2% employer contribution to your RRSP

Join a diverse and talented team
For years now, we've been designing lingerie and swimwear for everyday living. Why do we do what we do? Because we want women around the world to look and feel their best Join our dynamic team to start a stimulating professional career in a committed and constantly evolving environment.

We're a proudly local company with more than 5000 employees and more than 300 stores across Canada and in 19 countries around the globe (100 stores).

The purpose of the role
The incumbent will be responsible for supervising the import-export and logistics team for our Canada and US operations, this in accordance with the organizational policies and procedures ensuring to comply with relevant Canada and US laws and regulations and international trade practices.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and implement a system and policies to administer documentation process required to import and export of merchandise.
• Supervise the import logistics team on daily basis, recruit, evaluate, train and motivate the team.
• Ensure the department projects, milestones and goals are met.
• Resolve complex issues that have been escalated and expedite solutions with our freight forwarder, Canada or US customs and suppliers.
• Identify transportations issues and provide solutions in real-time to ensure on-time delivery of our product.
• Train the team on shipping process and new customs regulations.
• Maintain and respect the standards, procedures, laws and regulations for all shipments related to the direct import-export process as well as the international transport operations.
• Build and maintain positive business relationships with our customs broker, freight forwarder, suppliers, etc.
• Supervise the tariff classification process of our products for Canada and US.
• Proceed with regular internal audits and analysis.
• Research continuous changes in legal requirements and assess impact on current procedures.
• Assess Government agency requirements and evaluate if they are applicable to la Vie en Rose products.
• Ensure constant communication with various internal departments at the Head Office regarding follow ups and movement of merchandise and non-merchandise.
• Initiate effective and constructive solutions to problems and challenges presented at the shipping and delivery level.
• Provide support in customs audits for Canada and US.
• Participate in department analysis regarding the freight costs, transit time, delays, etc.
• Supervise the process of drawback claims.

Your profile

• Problem solving and sense of organization and responsibility: You transform challenges into solutions, while maintaining flawless organization and a keen sense of responsibility.
• Leadership: You can motivate a team, drive strategic vision, and deliver exceptional outcomes in dynamic environments.
• Team spirit and active listening: You know how to collaborate with enthusiasm and have a positive attitude, while listening attentively to the ideas of others.
• Communication: You are a skilled communicator with proven ability to foster and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
• Versatile and detail-oriented: You take initiative and consistently meet deadlines, delivering high-quality results in dynamic and challenging environments.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in transport / logistics.
• 5 years of relevant export experience.
• 3 to 5 years of team management experience.
• Extensive knowledge of Canada and US import regulations, international transport regulations, supply chain mechanism, international trade.
• English and French (written and spoken, the person will need to speak with various stakeholders across Canada).
• Experience with various order management systems.
• Great knowledge of MS Office: Excel and Outlook.

Permanent, full time

The information on this site is for information purposes only and is not intended to have legal consequences. La Vie en Rose is committed to employment equity. La Vie en Rose has put in place an adaptation process that provides accommodation for selected candidates for an interview.