With a healthy pipeline of existing, future work and an excellent team culture, it is an exciting time to join the McConnell Dowell Family.About the roleReporting to the Finance Manager of Pacific Islands, your responsibilities will include :Maintaining financial systems within McConnell Dowell operating, reporting, control, audit requirements and accounting standards.Ensuring financial processes deliver required outcomes to time frames for job costing, cost reporting, cash flow and cost to complete reporting, monthly progress claims.Representation and management of company's financial relationships.Project cost report completed and produced to meet reporting time frame.Twelve-month cash flow forecast produced by 3rd working day of the following month.Support timely submittal of monthly progress claim with the Project team and it's input into WorkbenchFinance to review and input Workbench budgets (original, Work Scope Changes).Review and input into Workbench Subcontractor payments.Forecast Revenue in conjunction with the project team.Assist PE / PM's with Variation processing both with the Client & Subcontracts along with Workbench reporting.Interface with Project Manager to provide Monthly Cashflow reports.Here's what you'll needMinimum 5 years' experience in a large commercial accounting department in a Financial or Management Accountant role.Understanding of Construction Projects.Excellent numeracy and analytical ability.Advanced experience in the operation of accounting software packages including MS Suite.Able to operate autonomously and deliver to predetermined time frames.Don't tick all the boxes but you're still excited about this opportunity? We're dedicated to building a diverse workplace, so we also look at applicants with great transferable skills from similar industries.If that's you, we encourage you to still apply as you may just be the right candidate for this role or one of our other opportunities.About UsMcConnell Dowell Creative ConstructionOur purpose is Providing a Better Life. We do that through delivering projects that connect, support and sustain communities, and through providing career opportunities that challenge, reward and grow our people.From remote major resources and energy projects to city-shaping transport and water infrastructure, we have constructed thousands of high-quality, complex projects for our customers and communities over more than 60 years, in Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands and Southeast Asia.Why join us?The work you'll do will have a tangible positive impact on people's lives, including yours. The diversity of our projects, roles and locations means greater development opportunities.We invest in our people to set and reach personal and professional goals and we have some of the best mentoring minds in the business to help you do that.Because when you grow, we all grow.McConnell Dowell actively seeks and celebrates diversity, inclusion, and individuality. In a culture low on ego and high on support, we encourage everyone to make an impact.We're big enough to take on community-shaping projects, but agile enough for you to have an influence on how we do things.So, join us, be you, and help us create better together. Apply now!We are an equal opportunity employer. People of all ages, abilities, sexual orientation, gender identities & cultures including Aboriginal, and Torres Strait Islanders are strongly encouraged to apply.Please note all successful applicants must hold valid work rights for New Zealand and / or Pacific Islands and pass a satisfactory pre-employment medical which includes drug and alcohol checks..This role is being sourced through McConnell Dowell directly and not accepting applications via external recruitment agencies.#J-18808-Ljbffr
