·
Customs Brokers Exam
Preparation Course
·
Fall
Session
·
08/07/2014
·
What’s Covered: Customs
Commodity Classification Training, Customs Valuation Title XIX Code of the
Federal Regulations Review. Various topics related to Customs Brokers
responsibilities/ License Exam Preparation. With this practical training the
student will walk out with detailed knowledge of the Customs References such as
Harmonized Tariff code of regulations; knowledge of quick use of such
references; knowledge of the Customs Broker Exam questions preparation; study
and note taking requirements. Course Materials: Each participant will need to
purchase the following two items: 1. Harmonized Tariff Schedules of the United
States 2. Title XIX - Code of Federal Regulations parts 1-199 to end. These
items may be purchased through Spectrum contact Jackie at spectrumforms@bellsouth.net
Ph: 305-231-7360 or the Government Printing Office on-line at
http://www.gpo.gov . Who Should attend: Customs Broker Trainees; those studying
for the License Exam; Importers, Freight Forwarders, and any person involved in
Customs Transactions, Government Personnel in need of training.
·
Part 7 FDA Entry for
Filers
·
·
07/23/2014
·
Beyond the general FDA
rules and requirements, filing entries for FDA regulated commodities often
seems like a different world. This seminar will feature the “how to” aspects
for FDA filers including how to appropriate obtain and transmit product codes,
registration information, facility/process numbers, affirmation of compliance,
etc. to facilitate cargo clearance.
·
2014 Tariff
Classification Course
·
·
07/14/2014
·
Understanding how to
properly classify your products under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule or
Schedule B is a vital function for every US Importer and Customs Brokers. If
your company does importing, exporting or both; accurate tariff classification
is a critical part of your import compliance program. This comprehensive course
has been designed to give your employees the tools needed to do it right.
·
Part 6 FMC Update
·
Where
Do OTI’s Stand?
·
06/25/2014
·
With proposed changes to
the FMC regulations such as requiring license renewal, increased bond amounts,
reporting of claims, etc. many OTIs are asking for a straight answer as to why
the FMC is considering these unprecedented positions and if they actually will
take effect. Along with these topics, FMC officials will address the critical
issues that all OTIs need to consider on a daily basis to operate consistently
with FMC requirements.
·
Warehousing Basics
·
Operations
Layout, Design and Processes Set Up Warehouse Equipment: Internal Combustion
vs. Electric Power Safety in Warehouse and Storage Facilities
·
05/22/2014
·
Everything comes from a
warehouse of some sort. Receiving, storing, production, packaging, to shipping,
all products we touch every day start at a warehouse. Some companies manage to
get products or services out the door with some profit. Many are so busy
running the myriad of details a business requires, that they do not see the
gaps in their efficiency. Is your business growing? Are you expanding or
consolidating your operations? One key to effectiveness is the relative
dominance of picking or storage activity. These two warehouse functions have
opposing requirements. Are you concerned over the prices of fuel changes? What
values are gained when your company goes “Green”? Encouraging safety practices
in the warehouse environment
·
Part 5 Juxtaposing
Import and Export Compliance
·
What
is the Big Difference Anyway?
·
05/21/2014
·
Having focused on either
imports or exports throughout our careers, many professionals ask – are the two
really so different? In this unique program, we will compare and contrast the
similarities and differences in handling everyday import and export
transactions. In particular, we will provide examples of how you can apply and
leverage your experience and knowledge in core areas to those where you may be
less familiar (e.g., admissibility, licensing, role of the parties,
classification, valuation, correcting errors, etc.).
·
May General Membership
Meeting
·
Monthly
Luncheon
·
05/21/2014
·
New air service and
route development has been expanding at MIA during the last three years. Hear
how this contributes to Miami’s global outreach and cargo growth, as well as
plans for new market development. MIA ranked 10th America’s Best Airports
by Travel + Leisure
·
Part 4 Hazmat -
Identifying Danger Before It Occurs
·
Seminar
Series
·
05/20/2014
·
This session will
address the everyday “need to know” issues that a forwarder, consolidator or
warehouse operator must master to steer clear of hazmat issues. The training
will includes general awareness/familiarization with issues, some function
specific guidance, and safety and security awareness.
No comments:
Post a Comment