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Financial Controller (Manufacturing)

Staffordshire, Cannock

Financial Controller (Manufacturing)

£65000 - £75000 per annum + Benefits
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Staffordshire, Cannock

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Marks Sattin are currently partnering an internationally known manufacturing business in Cannock who are looking to secure a Financial Controller. Our client is a specialist in their field and have seen continued growth year on year over recent times.


As Financial Controller, you shall provide timely and accurate financial reporting and analysis to track performance and make optimal business decisions. Along with analytics and insight to help drive business decisions, you shall work alongside the FD whilst managing a small team and be an integral part of the finance function. With ownership over detailed budgets and forecasting you shall lead the preparation and coordination of all financial reporting requirements and deliver in the areas of cost accounting, stock management, cash flow management and other areas of general accounting concern. Seeking to deliver changes to process and procedure in order to enhance the business you shall also be part of a new system selection and implementation of a new accounts package due to take place over the coming 18 months. A keen business partner you shall also work closely with the production and engineering departments in order to deliver strategic direction through effective financial reporting.

To be considered for the position of Financial Controller, you shall have a minimum of five years of progressive Finance experience in an engineering or manufacturing environment, detailed knowledge of stock management and producing details MI packs in order to drive the business from a commercial perspective. A qualified accountant (CIMA ACA ACCA) you shall also have experience of working to tight reporting deadlines.

Working within a successful and highly regarded organisation you shall have the opportunity to thrive in a focused and highly astute business. You shall make the role your own and gain exposure throughout the business as a key decision maker who supports the decision making process through your skills and reporting expertise.

A competitive basic salary of £65,000 - £75,000 is on offer along with other benefits.

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