Plant Controller (Pump & Valve Manufacturing)

Job Title: Plant Controller

Location: Southeast Houston, TX Area

• Must reside in commutable distance of SE Houston, TX (This is an onsite role – Remote & Hybrid work is Not Available.)

Prior experience in Industrial Manufacturing Operations (Pumps, Valves, Mechanical Equipment, etc. background is preferred)

Experience in Industrial Steel Manufacturing, Production & Fabrication, Machining, Welding, etc. is required for this position.

SUMMARY

The Plant Controller plans and directs accounting activities within a finance department of the Plant & Division of the organization by performing the following duties.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

• Prepare monthly, quarterly, and annual P&L consolidations and financial reporting consistent with GAAP and Company policy.
• Ensure accuracy and timeliness of financial analyses for significant transactions, and major capital expenditure proposals; present leadership team with a clear and concise review of current and projected operating results.
• Assess and upgrade finance organization as needed to meet the changing needs of the business.
• Exercise strong leadership skills including communications and teamwork between finance, operating groups, division and corporate staff.
• Provide leadership to strengthen internal control environment and maintain Financial Regualtory compliance.
• Partner with the Plant Manager and other members of the leadership team; provide advice and counsel on a wide range of issues facing the business.
• Facilitate timely development of financial plans, including sales, profits, capital spending, standard cost, cash flow and balance sheets.
• Proactively assess key assumptions underlying operating plans; identify major risks and opportunities and compare to management expectations.
• Manage assets, revenue chain, credit & collections, and cash.
• Identify and pursue opportunities for reducing working capital.
• Support sales through and review of quotes consistent with corporate profit objectives.
• Refines and maintains the integrity of the plant’s standard cost system.
• Coordinate with internal and external auditors to ensure efficient reviews of financial data and controls.

QUALIFICATIONS – EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE

• Bachelor’s degree (B. A.) from four-year college or university in Accounting, Finance or related required.
• Minimum of 5 years Accounting/Finance experience
• 5 years as the financial leader in a manufacturing environment with full responsibility for the books and records.
• 2+ years experience serving as Controller or related capacity
• Assisting management with important financial decisions
• Preparing financial documents such as business reports, financial forecasts and statements to understand the financial state of business
• Supervise employees who work under the controller in preparing financial reports and budgets
• Monitor company’s financial reports and determine ways to reduce costs
• Understand the financials of a company in order to meet legal requirements and keep the financial state in good standing

Job Type: Full-time

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