Thomas Hardie Commercials Ltd
Purchase Ledger Clerk

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Purchase Ledger Clerk
An opportunity has arisen for a motivated, professional, and versatile individual to join the Finance Department based at our head office in Moorgate as a Purchase Ledger Clerk, working Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm.
Reporting to the Purchase Ledger Supervisor
You will be responsible for ensuring that all suppliers are paid and dealt with in an efficient and polite manner.
Other Duties within the Role
- Log and direct all invoices to correct locations and supplier accounts.
- Allocate credit notes to correct invoices and forward to the relevant managers.
- When invoices are returned from appropriate depot, allocate to the correct nominal codes reflecting the cost code for the relevant departments whilst also ensuring all sublets have job numbers.
- Enter all items onto correct suppliers’ accounts.
- Pay suppliers and ensure they are written into the relevant cashbooks, and key onto correct supplier accounts.
- Deal with telephone/written enquiries on a daily basis.
- Chase up all depots for outstanding items.
- Deal with correspondence efficiently and immediately.
- Check purchase ledger balances with nominal ledger prior to month end close off.
- File away batch reports in batch order.
- Reconcile all suppliers’ statements to ledger and request any copies if required.
- Ensuring all items are cleared at year-end.
- Carry out variance analysis by supplier and by expense type to identify trends and anomalies.
- Any other tasks that may be required that is within your skills base.
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- AAT Level 3 qualification (or equivalent) and prior experience in a customer-facing Purchase Ledger role.
- Confident and well organised with the ability to work well on their own initiative and under pressure.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills with a confident telephone manner.
- IT literate with Microsoft Office Applications including Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
- Have a full and current UK driving licence.
Benefits
We offer competitive rates of pay and Company benefits including Company sick pay scheme, personal pension with enhanced contributions and death in service benefit for pension members, Cycle to Work scheme, enhanced paternity and maternity benefits, EAP, loyalty holidays, and excellent personal development and training opportunities.
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