Michael Page
Finance Manager - Continuous Improvement and Capex

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Working in a high-performing Finance team, focusing on restructure, process improvement, change management and governance across multi-site operations.
Client Details
Market-leading, multi-site Industrial Business based in South Derbyshire, Hybrid working on offer
Description
Newly created role, working in a high-performing Finance team.
- You will provide financial leadership, insight and challenge across the business, with a particular focus on capital investment, controls and continuous improvement.
- Working closely with senior leadership, you will ensure that investment decisions are commercially robust, benefits are clearly defined and realised, and financial performance is continually improved across the site network.
- The role will act as a key finance business partner to operational leadership, translating financial and operational data into actionable insight and supporting initiatives that improve cost, productivity, quality, capacity, cash generation and return on investment.
- You will support the delivery of a continuous improvement programme, streamlining financial processes and centralising regional activities.
- Developing financial policies and controls, ensuring compliance and operational efficiency.
- Advisory role to finance staff on best practice, controls implementation and process changes.
- Manage change initiatives, including HR considerations and personnel realignment, standardising processes, improving governance and enhancing reporting accuracy.
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You will be a qualified accountant with strong Controls and Process improvement skills and experience of Capex evaluation in multi-site operations.
Job Offer
65-70k plus car allowance, bonus and Hybrid working (3 days in Derby)
Desired Skills and Experience
- ACA, ACCA, CIMA
- Controls
- Process improvement, transformation, Capex
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