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Financial Controller – PMO (FTTH & Special Projects)

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Position Statement
The Project Management Accountant is responsible for overseeing the financial aspects of projects, ensuring accurate budgeting, forecasting, cost control, and financial reporting. This role acts as a bridge between finance and project teams, providing insights that support strategic decision-making and project success.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and maintain project budgets and forecasts in collaboration with project managers/finance manager
- Monitor project costs, identify variances, and provide timely financial analysis.
- Prepare monthly project financial reports, including profit and loss statements and cash flow projections.
- Ensure compliance with internal financial controls and external regulatory requirements.
- Track and manage project billing, revenue recognition, and cost allocations.
- Participate in build kick-off sessions ensuring that relevant SLA, customer POs, etc. are in place before the commencement of projects.
- Assist the projects team to ensure quality and spec of build is per customer requirements.
- Support project audits and provide documentation as required.
- Liaise with procurement and finance teams to ensure accurate cost tracking.
- Advise project teams on financial risks and opportunities.
- Tracking of project costs against customer PO (GP tracking).
- Assist in the development of financial models for new projects or proposals.
- Assist with approvals with budget and timeline of the project objectives.
- Work with the procurement and stock team to ensure availability of stock for projects, in line with approved rate cards, also limiting excess stock.
- Ensure timely payments of sub-contractors as per project milestones.
- Review of ageing of projects with PMO finance manager to ensure accuracy and validity.
- Ensure contractor AP accounts reconciled to supplier statements at month-end.
- Tracking of retentions held.
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Reporting Line
PMO Financial Manager
Behavioural Competencies
- Accountability
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Excellent communication skills (verbal and written)
- Problem-solving skills
- Good analytical and decision-making skills
- Time management skills
- Customer service-orientated
- Must have mature judgement and the ability to relate well with others
- Must be able to work under pressure
- Ability to work independently, take initiative and make sound decisions in an environment of limited


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Requirements
Skills & Knowledge
- Good communication skills
- Effective decision-making
- Strong financial acumen
- Ability to produce management reports
- Ability to communicate in a clear and logical manner
- Mathematical literacy
- Accountability
- Ability to perform under pressure
- Works effectively with procurement, finance, and other departments
Qualifications & Experience
- Diploma in accounting or finance is advantageous.
- 3–5 years of experience in project administration or procurement/stock management.
- Intermediate Excel.
- Strong understanding of project lifecycle and cost management principles.
- Knowledge of Sage (beneficial).
- Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Work Level
Senior
Job Type
Permanent
Salary
Market Related
EE Position
No
Location
Bryanston
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