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PepsiCo

Site Cost Technician

Brigg
Posted about 16 hours ago
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The Site Cost Technician is responsible for supporting the financial performance of the manufacturing site through accurate cost reporting, forecasting, accounts payable ownership and financial analysis. The role acts as a key business partner to Operations and Site Finance, ensuring cost performance is understood, reported accurately and aligned with business objectives.

Responsibilities

  • Manage and monitor direct manufacturing costs and Manufacturing Overhead (MOH) expenditure.
  • Analyse site cost performance and investigate variances against Budget, Forecast and Annual Operating Plan (AOP).
  • Produce accurate and timely month-end reporting for manufacturing costs.
  • Support monthly close activities including accruals, prepayments, journals and reconciliations.
  • Assist in the preparation of site forecasts, budgets and financial plans.
  • Provide financial insight and analysis to support decision making and performance improvement.
  • Own Accounts Payable processes relating to Raw Material procurement.
  • Resolve supplier queries and maintain strong supplier relationships.
  • Partner with Site Operations and budget holders to understand cost performance.
  • Act as Site MyBuy Super User and ensure compliance with financial controls, SOX and GCS requirements.

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Skills

Cost Reporting
Financial Analysis
Forecasting
Accounts Payable
Month-end Reporting
Budgeting
Variance Analysis
Accruals
Reconciliations
SOX Compliance
Supplier Relationship Management
Financial Controls

Location

Brigg, England, United Kingdom

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