Customs Inspector

About

Customs inspectors work in law enforcement, enforcing the laws that governs imports and exports. They work at ports of entry, including seaports, international airports, rail stations and vehicle border crossings. Customs inspectors focus on goods entering and leaving a territory - particularly on weapons, drugs, and other contraband, as well as monitoring for pests and diseases.

Explore 22 Related Jobs
Expert FAQ

No one has asked a question yet. Why not be the first?

forumSubmit a Question
Content Library: Customs Inspector
Advanced Business Analytics Specialization more_vert
Advanced Business Analytics Specializationclose

Gain Real-World Business Analytics Skills. Leverage data to solve complex business problems.

Build your skills in:
  • Analyzing Data
  • Data Analysis
  • Attention to Detail
  • About
  • Free
  • Advanced
  • 10 Simple Ways to Build Self Control more_vert
    10 Simple Ways to Build Self Controlclose

    If you want to build self control and discipline, you must learn how to gain self control when the times are toughest, when the challenges are biggest, and when the prize is smallest.

    Build your skills in:
  • Self Control
  • Focus
  • Diligence and Attention to Detail
  • About
  • Free
  • Basic
  • Reboot podcast more_vert
    Reboot podcastclose

    The Reboot podcast showcases the heart and soul, the wins and losses, the ups and downs of startup leadership

    Build your skills in:
  • Coach-ability and the Desire to Coach Others
  • Diplomacy in Difficult Situations
  • Empathy
  • About
  • Free
  • Intermediate
  • The Writer Files more_vert
    The Writer Filesclose

    Learn how great writers keep the ink flowing, the cursor moving, and avoid block.

    Build your skills in:
  • Written Communication
  • Focus
  • Storytelling
  • About
  • Free
  • Intermediate
  • 11 effective time management skills more_vert
    11 effective time management skillsclose

    There are many things in life that are outside of your control, but how you spend your time is not one of them. Using your hours to work toward the outcomes you value the most will help to not only bring you success, but will also sustain that feeling of fulfillment that comes from accomplishing your goals. The first step toward learning how to improve time management is realizing that it’s a mental game that anyone can master.

    Build your skills in:
  • Time Management
  • Focus
  • Persistence
  • About
  • Free
  • Basic
  • Facilitation: What is a Neutral Stance and Why is it Important? more_vert
    Facilitation: What is a Neutral Stance and Why is it Important?close

    Practitioners create a space for the people they are helping, and let them bring the content (rather than a teacher or mentor whose job it is to impart education and information). An impartial stance means being in a place of non-judgement, of holding a space of psychological safety, and maintaining an equal voice to all those taking part.

    Build your skills in:
  • Facilitation of Discussion
  • Neutrality
  • Attuned to Culture
  • About
  • Free
  • Intermediate