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May 20 Hazmat Identifying Danger Before It Occurs
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 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.
Speaker: Sonia Irusta - President, Hazmat Material Compliance, Inc.
Location: FCBF Office
8228 NW 14 St Doral, FL 33126
Date: Tuesday, May
20, 2014
Time: 9:00am-12:00
Noon
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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.
Chris Mangos, Director
- Marketing Division - Miami-Dade Aviation Department MIAMI
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Guest Speaker:
John J. Daly, Jr.-Federal Security
Director - Miami International Airport (MIA) TSA Office of Security
Operations
George Weise- Former
Commissioner of the US Customs Service; Of Counsel to Sandler,
Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. and Executive Director, Business
Development for Sandler & Travis Trade Advisory Services, Inc .
Commissioner Richard Kerlikowske-U.S. Customs & Border Protection (invited)
Location: Doubletree
Miami Mart Airport Hotel 711 NW 72 Ave Doral, FL 33126
Date: Wensday, May
21, 2014
Time: 11:30am-1:30pm
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May 21 Juxtaposing Import
& Export Compliance
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 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.).
Speaker:
Lenny
Feldman, Esq. - Managing Member- Miami Office, Sandler, Travis &
Rosenberg, P.A.
Location: Doubletree
Miami Mart Airport Hotel 711 NW 72 Ave Doral, FL 33126
Date: Wednesday, May
21, 2014
Time: 9:00am-12:00
Noon
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May 22 Warehousing
Basics Operations Layout, Design and Processes Set Up
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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.
Speaker:
Raymond J. Gurucharri, Electric Specialist - Kelly Tractor, Miami, FL
Jesse Bell, Narrow Aisle -
Systems Specialist - Kelly Tractor, Miami, FL
Bob Hernandez, Warehouse
Certified Trainer - Kelly Tractor, Miami, FL
Barbara Pimentel, Executive
Vice President - FCBF
Location: Doubletree
Miami Mart Airport Hotel 711 NW 72 Ave Doral, FL 33126
Date: Thrusday, May
22, 2014
Time: 9:00am-12:00
Noon
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July 14 - 24th 2014 Tariff
Classification Course
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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.
July 14 Session 1
Importation Procedures
July 17 Session 2
Introduction to Tariff Classification
July 21 Session 3 Advance
Classification Techniques
July 24 Session 4 Mastering
Tariff Classification
About your
Instructor: Mike Sayres entered the import field back in 1981,
after obtaining his CHB license in 1983; he has been a well known
and respected broker in the community. Mr. Sayers has been a great
asset to FCBF educational programs and has taught the CHB Prep
course for FCBF for well over 20 years.
Location: FCBF Office
8228 NW 14 St Doral, FL 33126
Date: July 14-24th,
2014
Time: 6:30pm-9:30pm
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APHIS
published a final rule in the Federal Register on May 2, 2014, which
amends the import requirements Cape gooseberry fruit from
Colombia. The rule will be effective June 2, 2014.
This action
allows for the importation of Cape gooseberry fruit from Colombia
while preventing the introduction of new plant pests.
CBP Bulletin 14-024 -
CBP Directive 3310-009B defines unclaimed baggage as any
item transported by an airline or vessel in conjunction with a
passenger ticket which is not claimed by its
owner, and brought into the CBP Inspection Areas. These items are
commonly referred to as "left-over-baggage" (LOB). In
accordance with 19 CFR 148.4, these items are treated as accompanying
the passenger in the following circumstance...
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Thank
You for making FCBF's 55th Annual Installation a great Success!
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