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Projects Accountant – Construction Mining

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Valcol Group
  • Post Date: July 7, 2020
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Job Overview

Our client operates in the Mining Sector. The mine is expanding their civil works.

  • This role will operate from Head Office and visits to the Mine are required from time to time..
  • This role suits a young dynamic person under 34 years of age.
  • You will report to the Financial Manager.
  • CIMA/ACCA/CA/Articles or similar.
  • Experience in project accounting with costing is required.   
  • You will manage the accounting function for the Construction Project

The main duties include the following:

  • Compiling and analysis of financial information necessary for preparation of financial statements including monthly, quarterly and annual reports.
  • Crafting and reviewing of internal controls.
  • Preparation and review of the inputs/data for calculations of Construction phase project Contractor invoicing.
  • Maintaining updated records of all contractor fuel deliveries and usages for onward forwarding to head office.
  • Overall Supervision of Mine stores controller and conducting spot checks on stores.
  • Overseeing month end and periodic inventory counts.
  • Maintaining the Inventory clearing Account (GRN) and ensuring it clears every month.
  • Management of Mine petty cash.
  • Preparation of operations reports relevant for financial reporting.
  • Resolve accounting discrepancies and irregularities.
  • Oversee accurate recording and analysis of Mine costs/expenses.
  • Collating relevant information such as Mine and Plant costs for Mine budget preparation and submitting to the Finance Manager for preparation of Master budgets.
  • Continuous support of Mine budgets and forecast activities.
  • Any other duties assigned by the Finance Manager
  • This role will reward in a USD salary.

Email CVs to: mirriam@valcol.co.zw  and colin@valcol.co.zw

Job Detail
  • Career LevelOther
  • QualificationDegree
  • Experience3-5 Years
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