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Key part of site leadership team, working cross functionally to deliver accurate and timeley management and financial reporting
Client Details
£15m t/o business unit within the growing UK (Lincoln) division of an International, tech driven Manufacturing Group
Description
- Partnering with the Managing Director, Operations, Sales and other senior stakeholders to support business performance.
- Providing clear and insightful analysis of financial and operational performance.
- Leading budgeting, forecasting and financial planning activities.
- Developing and monitoring KPIs that support business and manufacturing performance.
- Analysing margins, costs, productivity and profitability, identifying opportunities for improvement.
- Supporting commercial decision-making, including pricing, investment and business cases.
- Working with operational teams to improve cost control and financial performance.
- Providing financial modelling and scenario analysis to support strategic decisions.
- Improving the quality, accessibility and use of management information.
- Supporting month-end reporting and explaining key variances and trends.
- Helping develop systems, processes and controls as the business continues to scale.
- Playing an active role in identifying efficiencies and opportunities to improve the company's financial performance.
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You will be a Qualified or QBE accountant, preferable with experience of site control within a Manufacturing / Engineering business, long term contract / project accounting. You will have strong systems skills and proven experience partnering with site operations.
You will be comfortable working on site at a modern, Lincoln based site
Job Offer
£58-63k plus generous pension and wider benefits package
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