SIST EN 16992:2017

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Competency for Customs Representatives Compétences des représentants en douane
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Proficiency levels . 36 Bibliography . 37
Note 1 to entry: Knowledge is the body of facts, principles, theories and practices that is related to a field of work or study [SOURCE: European Qualification Framework] 3.1.5 person natural person, and a legal person or any other association of persons which is not a legal person, but which is recognized under Union or national law as having the capacity to perform legal acts [SOURCE: Union Customs Code, Article 5(4)] 3.1.6 skill ability to apply knowledge and use know-how to complete tasks and solve problems [SOURCE: European Qualification Framework] SIST EN 16992:2017

CIM International Convention concerning the Carriage of Goods by Rail CITES Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species CMR Convention on the Contract for the International Carriage of Goods by Road DTS Declaration for Temporary Storage DV 1 Declaration of Value ECS Export Control System EIDR Entry Into the Declarant's Records EMCS Excise Movement and Control System ICAO International Civil Aviation Organization ICS Import Control System IMO International Maritime Organization IPR Convention on the Intellectual Property Rights MCQ Multiple Choice Questionnaire OLAF European Anti-Fraud Office SAD Single Administrative Document SASP Single Authorization for Simplified Procedures TARIC Integrated tariff of the European Community TIR International Road Transports TRACES Trade Control and Expert System UCC Union Customs Code 4 Competency for Customs representatives 4.1 General The activity carried out by a customs representative is to offer customs representation services for all the domains of customs legislation. As such, a customs representative shall comply with the EU and national customs legislation and customs related requirements. Compliance shall be permanently observed and monitored and where necessary procedures shall be adapted to new regulatory developments and circumstances. The person assessed shall be assessed on all 21 domains. A customs representative shall make sure that all internal and external stakeholders are well informed of their respective roles. SIST EN 16992:2017

B -“TRAINED LEVEL” LEVEL 2 ASSESSED SKILLS AND CAPACITIES: Standard requirement when a task requires this competency (to actually perform the task). — Applying relevant concepts and executing complex processes in daily work. — Apart from being able to perform the job, is able to draft and maintain detailed documentation and
use the appropriate IT systems for reporting and updating. — Knowing when and to whom to refer to with regard to operational issues. — Assessing risks, identifying trends and opportunities and making recommendations for improving
processes, policies and procedures. — Explaining and demonstrating the application of concepts to others. — Keeping in mind the safety and security issues and key points.
C - “ADVANCED LEVEL” LEVEL 3 ASSESSED SKILLS AND CAPACITIES: — Applying advanced knowledge to manage daily work and processes. — Having deep understanding of the competency at hand and how it is related to and impacts on
one’s own tasks as well as others. — Being able to monitor and lead staff in the application of the competency where required. — Being able to lead a team, supervise, or provide direction to junior staff while maintaining own
functional responsibility.
Have a high level understanding of customs processes and how they are interlinked; Examples given: 1) Definitions; 2) Customs representation; 3) Authorized Economic Operator; c) Understand the business drivers; d) Cooperate with customs and other relevant regulators; Examples given: 1) Communicate with the head or the stakeholders of the competent customs office taking or giving information or other data related to daily activities; 2) Communicate with the head or the stakeholders of agencies involved in the surveillance of the import or export of goods; e) Ensure compliance with the AEO rules. f) Understand macroeconomics and microeconomics related to a national, EU and global context. SIST EN 16992:2017

Apply the rules of circulation of relevant products in the EU; Example given: 1) Required documentation for importing/exporting goods under excise duty suspension; e)
Use EMCS or the system that interfaces with EMCS. 4.4.6 Valuation This section deals with the customs value of goods. A customs representative shall possess the knowledge and skills needed to: a) Be able to apply legislation governing customs value in practical work situations; Examples given: 1) Elements which must be included or not in the customs value; 2) Completion of the document detailing the customs value (DV1); 3) Documents to be used to support the declared customs value; 4) Advice on value; 5) Rules applicable for valuation (similar goods, deductive method, fall-back method); b) Have working knowledge of customs valuation rules and calculation methods; Examples given: 1) Elements which must be included or not in the customs value; SIST EN 16992:2017

Identify categories of P&R (Picket and Rail) goods such as product safety and consumer products, counterfeit and pirated goods, agricultural products, live animals, pharmaceuticals, drugs, vaccines, etc. in daily operations; Examples given: 1) Keeping an index of prohibited or restricted goods by using the TARIC; 2) Monitoring a constant survey of regulations and updates; c) Detect potential non-compliance by using government systems to ensure that non-compliant goods are not shipped; Examples given: 1) The low price of goods with a brand name can mean that the goods are counterfeit; 2) The description of a pharmaceutical product can lead to a drug precursor; d) Communicate with the relevant authorities involved and check any license as requested in the procedure; e) Keep appropriate file including separate authorization (permanently or per case authorization). SIST EN 16992:2017
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