Management Accountant

Survitec Group Limited•Mount Pearl, NL

3d•Onsite

About The Position

This role performs professional accounting work including compilation, consolidation and analysis of financial data, based on an understanding of accounting fundamentals and principles and bookkeeping experience. The role has responsibilities in Credit & Collections and Purchase-to-Pay processes.

Requirements

Professional qualification: ACA / ACCA / CIMA with 2+ years post qualification experience – ideally within manufacturing or oil and gas
Or qualified by experience with considerable demonstratable experience.
Holds self and others accountable to meet commitments.
Anticipates and adopts innovations in business digital and technology applications.
Makes sense of complex, high quantity, and sometimes contradictory information to effectively solve problems.
Develops and delivers multi-mode communications that convey a clear understanding of the unique needs of different audiences.
Plans and prioritises work to meet commitments aligned with business goals.
Builds partnerships and works collaboratively with others to meet shared objectives.
Applies knowledge of business and the marketplace to advance Survitec’s goals.
Makes good and timely decisions that keep Survitec moving forward.
Interprets and applies key financial indicators to make better business decisions.

Responsibilities

Tracks progress against budgets within established finance systems and reports variances as appropriate, ensuring compliance with local market financial laws, requirements and regulations.
Implements the global Survitec control framework, driving effective development and maintenance of financial controls.
Works independently to collate and analyse data using standard accounting methodologies, systems, tools and formats to deliver high quality monthly, quarterly and annual financial reporting to the business.
Responsible for production of key financial documents including Statutory accounts; monthly reporting, budgeting and reforecast processes; monthly management accounts pack (including commentary and analysis for key business stakeholders); and monthly balance sheet production, reconciliation and validation.
Manages and participates in the monthly accounting cycle, including assisting with the organisation and co-ordination of the month end process and associated Board reports.
Ensures the business meets all its statutory and compliance obligations, including statutory accounting and tax issues, providing assurance to Survitec business and Finance management that the accounting records of the local entities are accurate.
Helps others get the most out of data management systems by providing support and advice.
Is responsible for gathering and summarising data for non-standard analyses and reports, improvement projects and programmes.
Resolves queries from internal or external customers or suppliers by providing information on complex processes and the related policies, referring to others where necessary for interpretation of policy.
Contributes to the development and delivery of financial policies, guidelines, and protocols to ensure the company complies with regulations and good financial practice.
Ensures application of these through a positive, proactive, thorough and disciplined approach in the Finance team.
Identifies instances of non-compliance with Survitec’s policies and procedures and/or relevant regulatory codes and codes of conduct, reporting, escalating and addressing as appropriate.
Provide ad hoc analysis to support business initiatives.
Oversees and supports credit assessment activities in line with the Survitec Credit Policy, ensuring outcomes are appropriately reviewed, recorded, and escalated where required.
Monitors aged receivables and overdue accounts, providing financial insight, analysis, and escalation support to ensure timely collection and optimal cash flow.
Supports resolution of complex customer disputes impacting payment, working cross‑functionally with Sales, Operations, and Finance to remove barriers to settlement.
Reviews and supports decisions on payment arrangements, extensions to credit terms, and escalation of high‑risk or non‑compliant accounts in accordance with delegated authority.
Ensures accurate financial information is maintained regarding customer credit status, dispute positions, and collection activity to support reporting, audit, and management review.
Provides financial guidance and oversight to ensure credit and collections activities align with internal controls, accounting accuracy, and wider business objectives.
Provides financial oversight and support for Purchase to Pay processes, ensuring supplier invoices are accurately reviewed, coded, and processed in accordance with standard procedures and accounting requirements.
Supports resolution of complex or escalated supplier invoice queries and disputes, ensuring timely and accurate payment while maintaining strong supplier relationships.
Reviews reconciliation outputs and PtP reporting to ensure completeness, accuracy, and alignment with the general ledger and month‑end close requirements.
Ensures supplier master data, records, and documentation are maintained to appropriate data quality and control standards to support audit and compliance requirements.
Works with PtP colleagues and wider Finance to identify process improvements, control enhancements, and efficiency opportunities across the end‑to‑end purchase to pay cycle.
Acts as a finance escalation point for PtP‑related issues that may impact financial reporting, cash flow forecasting, or supplier risk.