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Plant Controller

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movement search deliverySpringfield (MA)

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About the role

We are conducting a confidential search for a Plant Controller with a client company of ours that is a global supplier to the aerospace, automotive, and automation industries. This is a direct-hire position and it is based around Dayton, OH.This Sr.-level position will partner with the leadership team in translating business strategy into action that drives business results for this key location.-Responsible for accounting, financial reporting, fixed asset accounting, inventory management, forecasting, cost accounting, forecasting, and related analytical analysis.-Responsible for the monthly financial closing process.-Ensure that internal controls are appropriately designed and operating effectively.-Responsible for fixed asset accounting, including capital project reviews, asset capitalization and the physical inventory of fixed assets.-Accountable for inventory management, ensuring that the plant's inventory controls are adequate, reconciling inventory balances monthly, identifying overage and aging material issues, and coordinating periodic physical inventories.-Responsible for developing, implementing, monitoring, and variance analysis on costing activities. This is a high-profile position, offering an excellent opportunity for continued advancement. Candidates should possess the following qualifications:* Bachelors degree* 3+ experience as a Plant Controller or related position* Manufacturing experience is required* Previous supervisory experience* Strong communication skills* Self-motivated and self-directed

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