Arcus FM
Account Coordinator

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Why Join Us
Do you have customer service experience? Enjoy being the first point of contact? Yes? I may have the ideal role for you…
We require a Account Coordinator to join us on a part time permanent basis, at our Cirencester site 12 hours per week.
The role will focus on high volume of quotes/estimates generated by the client and reduce the volume through customer engagement. Support the account manager in delivery of the agreed contract with the client ensure performance and KPIs are met.
What You'll Be Doing
- Responsible for the commercial delivery to the client, managing the relationship with our subcontractors and operational link
- Daily/weekly review and audit of sub-contractor application submission to agreed deadlines
- Processing Sub-contractor & supplier invoices through our in-house system with a high degree of accuracy
- Client invoicing through Verisae & Siclops with a high degree of accuracy
- Wip review
- Preparation of client specific reports
- Monitoring contractual billing deadlines, ensuring these are met
- Weekly/monthly sub-contractor conference calls to review submissions and resolve issues/rejections
- Raising Purchase orders to Sub-contractors
- Working to pre-determined daily, weekly and monthly KPI’s
- Accurate & full recording of finance updates & notes on in-house and external software and portals
- Highlighting margin performance
- Providing exceptional customer service
- To ensure the sub-contractors are performing as per the contractual expectations
- All work orders for the client are invoiced within the agreed timeframes
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When you join us, you will receive:
- Salary: £28,000 pro rata
- 4% bonus, subject to achievement of targets
- 25 days annual leave + Bank Holidays
- Group personal pension scheme of matched contributions between 5% and 6%
- Health Cash Plan & Life assurance
- Discounts, vouchers, and financial aid programs
- Funded Training Sponsorship Scheme
At Arcus we are passionate about individual development which is why we are proud to offer industry leading Learning & Development opportunities to our colleagues.
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Requisition ID
2026-9471
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