Job Description

An Import Pricing role in freight forwarding involves negotiating freight rates, calculating costs (origin/destination), preparing accurate quotes for clients (RFQs), managing vendor/agent relationships, supporting sales, and ensuring profitable pricing for air/ocean imports, requiring strong negotiation, analytical skills, and understanding of logistics processes. Key tasks include analyzing market trends, coordinating documentation (MBL/DN), resolving customer queries, and maintaining pricing records. Key Responsibilities:

Rate Negotiation:

Negotiate competitive ocean/air freight rates and destination charges with carriers and overseas partners.

Quotation Management:

Prepare timely, accurate, and profitable import quotes for customers (RFQs) for both LCL/FCL and Air Freight.

Cost Analysis:

Coordinate and analyze origin freight, destination charges, and other associated costs.

Sales Support:

Provide pricing inputs, market insights, and support the sales team in securing new business.

Vendor & Agent Coordination:

Liaise with shipping lines, overseas agents, and internal teams for pricing accuracy.

Customer Service:

Act as a point of contact for import customers, resolving pricing queries and ensuring smooth service.

Documentation Review:

Check Master Bills of Lading (MBL) and Debit Notes (DN).

Reporting:

Maintain pricing records, track feedback, and generate reports on pricing and customer service.
Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Pay: ?40,000.00 - ?65,000.00 per month

Benefits:

Health insurance Provident Fund
Work Location: In person