Our client is a highly respected international logistics organization with a strong Canadian presence and a long history of helping businesses move goods with accuracy, care, and confidence.

***Prefer evening hours and having Friday and Saturday free? This permanent, full-time role runs from Sunday through Thursday, from 4 p.m. to midnight.***

Global Reach, Local Accountability
This is an organization with the scale, systems, and service depth to support complex supply chains across multiple modes of transportation. At the same time, its Canadian operations remain close enough to the customer to make practical decisions, solve problems quickly, and build long-term relationships.

Logistics With Standards
The company places a strong emphasis on quality, compliance, safety, and dependable service. Customers rely on them not simply to move freight, but to protect timelines, manage complexity, and keep business moving when transportation challenges arise.

A Place to Lead and Build
For the right logistics leader, this is an chance to join a stable, established organization where operational discipline, commercial thinking, and people leadership all matter. It is a role for someone who enjoys improving how a department performs, how a team works together, and how customers experience the business.

Compensation
This permanent, full-time position offers:

An annual salary of $60,000 to $70,000

Medical, dental and vision benefits

Company-matched RRSP and DPSP programs

Paid vacation and sick days

Continued learning and professional growth opportunities

Long-term stability with an established logistics employer

A hybrid work model with four days each week in the office

A Sunday-to-Thursday schedule from 4 p.m. until midnight

Fridays and Saturdays off each week

*The stated compensation range reflects the full scope of the role as currently structured and is provided in accordance with pay transparency requirements. Offers are determined based on relevant experience, demonstrated skills, internal equity, and alignment with the role’s requirements. The upper end of the range is typically reserved for candidates who fully meet all requirements and qualifications outlined in this posting and the official job description.*

The Opportunity
By late afternoon, there is still plenty happening in customs brokerage.

Shipments are arriving. Documents are being reviewed. Clients need answers. A classification, permit or tax decision may determine whether freight keeps moving or sits waiting for clarification.

That is where this evening-shift Customs Specialist comes in.

You will provide knowledgeable customs support during hours when good judgment and dependable follow-through matter.



You will work through entries, classifications and compliance questions, help solve operational issues and give clients and colleagues clear guidance about what is required.

This is not a role where every answer will be handed to you. There will be files that require research, situations where several rules may apply and deadlines that cannot simply be pushed to the following morning.

The right person will be comfortable assessing the facts, making a reasoned decision and asking the right questions when something does not add up.

The schedule runs Sunday through Thursday, giving you Friday and Saturday off. For someone who naturally prefers later hours or likes having those two days together, it offers a practical alternative to the usual Monday-to-Friday routine.

Position Description
You will work across the customs-entry process, from reviewing shipment information and determining tariff treatment to completing entries and helping resolve questions from clients and internal teams.

Releasing, rating, classifying and accounting for entries moving by air, ocean, truck or other transportation modes

Researching the correct HS classification for a new product or part

Determining whether a Chapter 99 provision applies

Confirming the correct GST or HST exemption, Order in Council or other customs treatment

Assessing whether excise tax or SIMA duties are payable

Preparing a temporary or voluntary entry

Checking whether a shipment meets Participating Government Agency requirements

Reviewing permits and supporting documentation

Adding properly classified products and parts to a client’s customs database

Reviewing free trade certificates and explaining what is missing or needs correction

Answering customs questions from clients, operations staff and brokerage colleagues

Helping resolve release or rating issues before they become overnight delays

Supporting the compliance team with research or file review

Prioritizing urgent files while continuing to protect accuracy

Some files will be routine. Others will require research, judgment and a careful reading of the regulations. In either case, your role is to complete the work correctly, communicate clearly and help the shipment move without exposing the client to unnecessary risk.

Experience




You have spent at least five years working directly in Canadian customs and are comfortable taking ownership of files that require technical knowledge rather than simple data entry.

You should have practical experience with customs releases, tariff classification, rating or accounting. You understand how valuation, taxes, trade remedies, permits and government‑agency requirements can affect an entry.

You have worked with clients or internal operations teams and know how to explain a requirement clearly when time is limited. You can also work independently, organize competing requests and remain composed when an issue needs to be resolved before the end of the shift.

Experience reviewing free trade documents, handling temporary imports, preparing voluntary entries or maintaining client product databases would be particularly valuable.

Qualifications
The technical requirements include:

A high school diploma or equivalent

Working knowledge of CBSA requirements and Canadian customs regulations
Familiarity with PGA requirements, customs valuation, GST or HST, SIMA, excise taxes and import or export permits

A CTCS designation or another relevant customs or trade credential would be an advantage.

You should also be someone who can be counted on when the pace picks up. You check details, research unfamiliar issues and make decisions you can support. You communicate clearly in English, keep track of deadlines and do not allow urgency to become carelessness.

Because this is an evening position, you must also be comfortable working independently and consistently maintaining the Sunday‑to‑Thursday, 4:00 p.m. to midnight schedule.

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

CTCS designation is considered an asset

Additional Information

Job ID: 10621

Job Type: Hybrid, Permanent, Full-Time

Job Categories: Logistics/Distribution/Warehousing

Manages Others: No

Required Travel: No

Relocation Assistance: No

Existing Vacancy
This is a critical role within the organization and, following the recruitment and selection process, the selected candidate should expect to receive an offer promptly.

Use of Artificial Intelligence
We do NOT use artificial intelligence to screen, rank or select candidates. The merits of every single application will be judged by a human. AI may be used to craft correspondence or write a job posting but never in the decision‑making as to candidate suitability.

In accordance with Canadian laws, it is the policy of Stoakley‑Stewart Consultants to consider all qualified individuals for available positions without regard to race, colour, religion, sexual orientation, country of origin, age, disability etc.

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📌 Customs Specialist (Evenings) (Ontario)
🏢 Stoakley-Stewart Consultants
📍 Ontario