Stirling Ellis

Overview Highly successful and expanding SME Manufacturing company require ACCA/CIMA part-time Management Accountant for a challenging position 20-25 hours a week, based on-site, at well situated offices in Slough, Berkshire. About the Management Accountant Reporting to the Finance Director the Management Accountant will assist with month-end management accounting and undertake a variety of month-end routines. Key duties include: Acting as a first point of contact for queries within Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable Undertake responsibility for Quarterly VAT returns Month end journals including accruals & prepayments Perform monthly balance sheet reconciliations Manage fixed asset register Manage the company Payroll function and updating employee pay details. Performing financial analysis; including margin analysis and cost analysis Assisting the FD with monthly financial reporting for board review Processing all banking transactions and monthly bank reconciliations Monitoring and investigation of production variances Inventory accounting including accurate stock count and valuation Reporting and analysis of variances to the budget Assisting the FD with budgeting and forecasting About you The Management Accountant will be ACCA or CIMA part or fully qualified and have a proven track record working within a busy SME environment You must be looking specifically for a part-time role and be available 20-25 hours a week on-site in Slough Previous experience within the manufacturing sector would be advantageous Applicants will have experience working with an accounting or ERP system and possess good Excel skills What's on offer for the Management Accountant position Annual Bonus On-site parking 25 days holiday Life Assurance Company pension

Overview International SME manufacturing business require experienced Buyer to ensure all necessary components are procured to facilitate the on-site production process. to be based at superb offices in Slough, Berkshire. About the role Working within a dynamic and proactive team the Buyer is a critical role to ensure production runs smoothly by managing the timely procurement of essential components and maintaining strong supplier relationships. Key duties include: Sourcing and purchasing key components and materials to ensure a timely, cost-effective, and high quality production process Ensuring adherence to the company budget whilst meeting company production schedules Supplier Management through building and maintaining strong working relations Identify and evaluate new suppliers Negotiate contracts, pricing, and delivery terms Monitor supplier performance and ensure compliance with quality standards Manage inventory levels by strategic ordering to maintain adequate stock and prevent shortages or overstocking Analyse market & pricing trends and and identify opportunities to reduce costs or improve supply chain efficiency Work closely with production, quality control, finance, and logistics departments to align procurement activities with operational needs Maintain accurate purchasing records, update ERP systems, and ensure adherence to procurement policies and statutory requirements About you You will have a proven track record as a Buyer, with a minimum of 2 years experience and ideally have gained experience within a challenging, manufacturing environment Applicants will be Graduate calibre with strong systems skills including proficiency in ERP and MS Excel The jobholder will have strong analytical ability, excellent communication skills and the ability to negotiate whilst maintaining strong business relations What's on offer Excellent overall package Flexible hybrid working Free parking Contributory pension Annual bonus

Overview International airline catering business require experienced Operations Manager to oversee food production and distribution for a 24 hour facility based on-site at Gatwick. The jobholder will be tasked with developing and enhancing relationships with key international customers and to drive the strategic development of operational standards & efficiencies within the business. About the role: The Operations manager will be responsible for overseeing a large, labour intensive food manufacturing operation encompassing; the placing of supplier orders, managing food production and ensuring on-time customer delivery. Always working to strict deadlines. Key duties include: Lead and develop food production teams totalling over 300 employees, for a 24 hour operation, across 3 shifts. Minimising wastage and ensuring strict quality standards in line with agreed business objectives. Define measurable performance KPIs to ensure customer satisfaction through high quality and on time delivery. Undertake responsibility for monthly profit & loss, maximising revenue, controlling production & supply chain costs and effective asset management. Manage the ongoing transformation into the digitalisation and automation of operations Ensure adherence to QHSE standards and ensure good practice is embedded across the site. Perform a continued review of customer menu cycles and ensure product changes are seamlessly implemented. Constant review of the company pricing structure and impact on profitability. Delivery of all services in accordance with customer contractual requirements (On Time Performance). Management of people behaviours through maintaining strong morale within the unit. Responsible for the annual business plan and ensuring clear objectives are set within the wider team. Promote and drive Continuous Improvements. Ensure adherence to contractual requirements for all customer and supplier contracts. Maintaining a customer focus throughout all commercial and operational matters. About the Operations Manager You will have have a proven track record leading production and supply chain operations ideally within a food production, FMCG or catering business The Operations Manager will be highly driven, forward thinking individual with a mindset of continuous improvement Applicants will have knowledge of Lean process improvements and change management. The jobholder will be a confident man-manager, a proven leader with the ability to delegate and reward employees. What's on offer On-site position 25 days holiday Annual bonus Free meals Company pension Free parking

Overview Highly successful SME manufacturing company require experienced Inventory Manager to manage stock levels and production scheduling at recently refurbished offices in Staines upon Thames. About the Inventory Manager The Inventory Manager will be responsible for overseeing a small team, covering goods in deliveries and the kitting out of planned production. Key duties include: Management of the goods inwards process, ensuring all deliveries are correctly organised, quality checked and booked into the company ERP system Overseeing the kitting process to ensure components are organised for 8 weeks production in advance Supervision of a small warehouse team of 2 and monitoring health & safety, personal development and performance reviews Recording all stock accurately on the ERP system Organising the Stores and Goods Inwards areas across 2 sites in accordance with the 5S principle. Ensure all key performance indicators are on target and leading a culture of continuous improvement Daily actioning of key reports including; sales orders, stock shortages and work-in-progress failures Managing stock counts at all locations to identify incorrectly located physical stock About the Inventory Manager You will have a proven track record managing all aspects of inventory within a demanding manufacturing environment Applicants will have previous management experience and be committed to excellent Health & Safety The Inventory Manager will have a working knowledge of ERP systems and good MS Excel skills What's on offer Competitive annual bonus scheme Life assurance X 4 On-site parking Generous company pension Flexible hours 25 days holiday