Group Financial Controller - Manufacturing
South Yorkshire, Doncaster
Group Financial Controller - Manufacturing
South Yorkshire, Doncaster
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin are partnering with an SME in Doncaster who are looking to appoint a Group Financial Controller. The incumbent should have experience in a Manufacturing/Engineering environment and want a hands-on role where you will be a part of a changing and challenging business.
Key responsibilities:
- Support the business reporting process, through timely and accurate financial information, monthly management reporting, statutory accounts and business performance reporting.
- Oversee all company accounts and controls, ensure financial transactions are properly recorded, filed, reported and free from discrepancy
- Balance sheet reconciliations and reviews
- Review, Implement and report on KPIs
- Manage a team of 5, working with and supporting the finance team to ensure that areas of any financial weakness are addressed
- Preparation of Yearend financial statements for all subsidiary companies
- Manage day to day cash flow for subsidiary companies
- Oversee payroll, credit control, VAT preparation
- Ensure compliance with Regulatory reporting requirements
- Create systems to prevent errors in data collection and calculations
- Assist the Group Financial Director in presenting reports to board members.
- Contribute to strategic planning of the Group.
Required skills and experience:
- Qualified Accountant/May consider a very strong QBE
- Track record of delivering high-quality results to tight deadlines
- Strong technical, analytical and problem-solving skills
- Demonstrable experience of implementing positive processes and change
This is a true 'roll your sleeves up' type of role, offering the opportunity to be part of a business at an extremely exciting time.
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