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Accounting Manager

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creative financial staffingPittsburgh (PA)

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Accounting Manager Our client, a well-established and growing construction organization, is seeking an experienced Accounting Manager to join their team. This position is open due to a planned retirement, providing an excellent opportunity to work alongside a long-tenured accounting professional during a comprehensive transition before their retirement in 2027.This is a hands-on role ideal for someone who enjoys the operational side of construction accounting and wants to make a meaningful impact within a growing organization. As the company expands into new markets and commercial construction projects, this position offers the opportunity to take on increasing responsibility and become a key member of the accounting team. Overview Of The Accounting Manager Role: Manage AIA billing for commercial construction projects. Prepare and maintain lien waivers throughout the billing process. Process weekly certified payroll for field employees. Complete monthly union reporting for multiple labor unions. Review, code, and approve vendor invoices. Set up new construction projects within the accounting system. Maintain employee setup and records for field personnel. Prepare cash reports and other operational and financial reporting. Partner with project managers to ensure accurate job costing and project financial reporting. Assist with month-end close and other general accounting functions. Identify opportunities to improve accounting processes and support the company's continued growth. Preferred Qualifications For The Accounting Manager: Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field preferred.6+ years of accounting experience. Construction industry accounting experience is strongly preferred. Hands-on experience with: AIA billing Certified payroll Union reporting Job costing Construction accounting Experience with Sage 300 is preferred. Experience with construction ERP systems such as Vista Viewpoint or Spectrum is a plus. Comfortable using Microsoft Excel and creating spreadsheets independently.

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