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Freight Forwarding Recruitment in Eyemouth

Permanent freight forwarding and customs recruitment across southern Scotland.

southern Scotland

A freight forwarding desk for Eyemouth

Customs errors are expensive. We recruit people who get the declaration right first time.

Forwarding vacancies across southern Scotland come from cross-border hauliers, food and drink manufacturers, textiles and timber supply chains. Each needs people who can handle the paperwork and the customer.

Opening a new branch or desk? We can recruit the manager and the operators together so it trades from day one.

Businesses at sites such as the Lockerbie and Gretna distribution points on the A74(M) compete for the same experienced customs people, which pushes salaries up.

Roles on our desk

Forwarding and customs roles

Air, sea, road and customs roles.

What you can expect

Forwarders who stay and grow accounts

Modes and lanes matched

Air, sea or road, import or export: we match forwarders to the work they have actually handled.

Pay that lands

We benchmark salary, commission and bonus against the local market before the role goes out.

Through the first months

We keep in touch through notice periods and the first months, while a new forwarder learns your customers.

What good forwarders cost

What forwarders and customs specialists earn in Eyemouth

Indicative permanent salaries in Eyemouth run from around £26k for clerks up to £55k+ for branch managers.

Salary is only part of the offer. Candidates compare commission, bonus, hybrid working and the accounts they will run. Figures are indicative, not a guarantee.

How it works

Our process, step by step

The brief

Modes, lanes, systems, customers and the gap the new hire needs to fill.

The shortlist

A short list with notes on each candidate's modes, lanes and customers.

Contract restrictions

We ask about any restrictions in a candidate's current contract before an offer is made.

Your brief

Getting the brief right

An empty desk costs more than the advert: missed quotes, slower bookings and customers looking elsewhere.

Forwarders who leave early often cite workload, weak systems or no route to account management. We raise all three first.

A strong forwarding brief covers:

  • The modes: air, sea, road or all three
  • The main trade lanes
  • Imports, exports or cross-trade
  • Who the role reports to and who reports to it
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Forwarding FAQs

The detail

Do you recruit freight forwarders in Eyemouth?

Yes. We recruit permanent air, sea and road forwarders, customs specialists and branch managers for businesses across southern Scotland.

Which forwarding roles do you recruit for?

Air, sea and road forwarders, import and export clerks, customs compliance specialists, operations coordinators, account and business development managers and branch managers.

How do you screen forwarding candidates?

We check the modes, lanes and systems they have worked, the customs declarations they have handled and their right to work.

Can you recruit a team for a new branch?

Yes. We can recruit the branch manager and the operators together so the branch trades from day one.

Do you recruit for port-based roles?

Yes. Tell us the port or airport and we will look for people who know its routines.

Keep reading

Related forwarding pages for Eyemouth

Freight forwarding recruitment elsewhere in Scotland:

Other specialisms in Eyemouth:

See our national Freight Forwarding Recruitment page, or all logistics recruitment in Eyemouth.

A forwarding desk to fill?

Find the forwarder your desk needs

A short brief is enough to start: the modes, the systems and the start date.