Lead Accountant - Fabrication

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The Lead Accountant - Fabrication is responsible for overseeing and managing the cost accounting functions, supporting both financial accuracy and operational decision-making. The Lead Accountant is also responsible for preparing financial and productivity reports, analyzing and reviewing financial results and communicating with management regarding those results. Additionally, the Lead Accountant will provide support regarding billing, revenue recognition and the annual budget process.

• Shop order/job costing:
  Review job set up forms for submission to corporate accounting team; track labor, material, subcontract, burden, and overhead costs by work order, project, or job.
• Labor and burden analysis:
  Review direct labor charging, overtime allocation, labor rates, fringe, shop burden, and overhead absorption. Maintain a clear understanding of labor calculations, including labor burden, fringe and other overhead allocations to ensure correct set up of shop order rates.
• Production reporting:
  Support management with daily and weekly review of shop order performance including preparation and analysis of productivity metrics and KPIs such as utilization, estimated hours vs. actual hours, rework, and cost per unit/diameter-inch/etc.
• Inventory accounting:
  Oversee inventory receiving and issuance processes; monitor raw material, WIP and finished goods balances as applicable; monitor and approve cycle counts and periodic inventory adjustments; review/approve item master additions for correct setup and unit of measure; and facilitate the monthly inventory reconciliation process in support of the corporate accounting team.
• Accounts payable and receiving support:
  Monitor and reconcile unvouchered liability related to material receipts and accounts payable, including review of correction submittals to accounts payable.
• Month-end close support and variance analysis:
  Prepare journal entries as needed in support of financial accuracy and support preparation of Fabrication related balance sheet reconciliations; run monthly income statements and prepare analysis comparing actual financial performance to budgets and forecasts to explain labor, material, productivity, and overhead variances.
• Revenue/billing support:
  Support management with billing processes including timeliness of billings, sales taxes, and cost information for T&M billings; monitor revenue recognized versus billings; review accounts receivable to ensure management is focused on timely collections.
• Sales tax support:
  Work with corporate accounting team to maintain billing and purchasing processes that comply with jurisdictional and project-specific sales…