Plant Controller Jobs

Location: Tomah, WI

As a Plant Controller, You Will Be Responsible For

• Financial Management: Maintain the general ledger, implement internal controls, and conduct accurate month and year-end closings.
• Expense Control: Manage and monitor expenses, accruals, and capital projects.
• Leadership and Support: Provide direction and data on financial issues, support special projects, and perform ad-hoc financial analysis.
• Budgeting: Prepare annual sales, operative plan, and cost plan budgets.
• Financial Analysis: Prepare financial analysis to support Division Finance Manager and Local Plant Management, analyze variances, and provide recommendations.
• Project Oversight: Oversee capital and expense project justification, conduct financial evaluations of new parts, cost/work centers, projects, and strategic business opportunities.
• Forecasting: Generate monthly sales and earnings forecasts, analyze operations to enhance profitability.
• Reporting: Prepare and analyze financial information for plant, corporate, and government reporting.
• Qualifications: bachelor's degree in accounting/Finance, 5+ years of progressive accounting/finance experience in manufacturing, evidence of lean-based concepts, and supervisory experience.
• Purchasing Administration: Administer the Purchasing Card system for plant, oversee purchasing area and customer service function.
• Inventory Management: Coordinate physical inventories, manage inventory and financial standards for manufacturing materials.

To succeed in this role, you should possess the following qualities:

• Innovation: Envision potential future trends, drive necessary changes, encourage creativity, and initiative from employees.
• Value for Customers: Drive a customer-oriented business strategy and provide indispensable support for successful outcomes.
• Communication & Collaboration: Clear and concise communication, ability to collaborate effectively with stakeholders, and foster teamwork.
• Drive & Execution: Inspire and motivate self and others, taking accountability for actions and results.