Compco Fire Systems
CREDIT CONTROLLER

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CREDIT CONTROLLER
Worcester
Part-Time (21 hours/week) | £28,000 FTE (pro-rata)
Numbers-sharp. People-savvy. Ready to make debtor days your personal scoreboard?
If you're the kind of person who gets genuine satisfaction from turning an overdue account into a cleared one professionally, this is your role. We're after a Credit Controller who takes real ownership of the ledger and treats every chased payment as a small win.
This is a part-time role built around real flexibility - 21 hours a week with working hours that can be discussed to suit.
What's in it for you
- A role with real ownership: You'll have overall responsibility for chasing bad debt effectively, not just following a script
- Genuine flexibility: Working 21 hours a week with some flexibility to suit your day/hours
- Mentoring from people who know the numbers: Direct support from the team.
- Variety, not just chasing invoices: Credit checks, new account setup, reconciliations, reporting, you'll see the full financial picture.
- A department that matters: Accounts is the financial centre of the business, and your work directly supports the strategic decisions leadership makes
- A team that backs you: Support and structure without being micromanaged
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What you'll be doing
- Chasing outstanding payments and reducing debtor days, professionally and effectively
- Issuing arrears letters and statements in a timely manner
- Instructing solicitors where necessary
- Posting and reconciling receipts accurately using Sage
- Managing and collecting outstanding arrears within agreed timeframes
- Maintaining accurate, up-to-date debtor reports
- Raising invoices and credit notes in line with company procedure
- Conducting credit checks and setting up new customer accounts
- Managing the export and import of invoices
- Responding promptly to customer and internal queries


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What you bring
- Previous experience in credit control or a similar role
- Strong customer service and communication skills, being firm but fair
- The ability to stay sharp and organised under pressure
- Strong numeracy skills
- Excellent computer skills, including Word, Excel, Outlook, and Sage 200
If you want a role where your work is visible, valued, and genuinely could fit around your life, we want to hear from you.
Compco Fire Systems. Apply today.
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