Credit Manager
$5,008.34 - $8,008.34
ApplyCredit Manager
Posted 14 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$5,008.34 - $8,008.34
About the role
- Evaluate and approve credit applications, limits, and account changes based on risk analysis
- Monitor customer balances and aging; take action on delinquent accounts
- Develop and execute effective collection strategies
- Review and manage credit limits and lien rights to protect company interests
- Resolve disputes in partnership with sales and customers
- Manage bad debt exposure, including recovery efforts and legal escalation when necessary
- Ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations (e.g., UCC, FDCPA, ECOA, liens, bonds, Sarbanes-Oxley)
- Partner with sales teams through regular branch interaction and customer visits
- Structure credit solutions (e.g., joint check agreements) for project-based accounts
- Handle complex, high-risk, or exception accounts beyond standard authority
- Lead, coach, and develop credit team members
- Bachelor's degree in Finance or related field preferred
- Credit, Collections, or Accounts Receivable experience (construction industry preferred)
- Strong analytical and decision-making skills with sound business judgment
- Excellent communication and relationship-building abilities
- Ability to manage priorities and perform effectively in a fast-paced environment
- Leadership or team development experience preferred
- Sales process understanding
- Credit evaluation and portfolio management
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Collections strategy and execution
- Customer and branch relationship management
- Secondary security concepts
- Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) fundamentals
- Enterprise and vendor systems proficiency
- At Ferguson, we care for each other.
- We value our well-being just as much as our hard work. We are committed to a holistic approach towards benefits plans and programs that support the mental, physical and financial well-being of our associates.
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