Job Title- Plant Accounting Section Head
Location- Abu Dhabi Refinery
Purpose of Job
• Supervises and monitors the accounting coordinating activities of the Abu Dhabi Refinery with regards to accounts payable, fixed assets, authorization for expenditure, Insurance, budget compliance, account coding and classification, accounts receivable, petty cash and intercompany transactions.
• Reviews all payments of purchase orders, work service orders and agreement to ensure the payments are in accordance with the terms and conditions. Oversees and reviews OPEX and CAPEX budgets to streamline system process and compliance for controlling the cost.
• Monitors Financial performance of business units and ensures expenditures are within the approved budget. Prepares and reviews Capitalization, Asset write off, and maintain Asset Register of ADRD..
Minimum Job Requirements
• B.A in Accounting or equivalent.
• Professional accounting qualification (ACA, ACCA, CPA or equivalent) is desirable.
• 10 years’ experience in all aspects of finance and accounting, preferably in the oil and gas or related industries.
• Knowledge of corporate management and financial procedures.
• A capability to interact with all levels.
• Able to provide professional advice and direction with regard to financial analysis, budgeting and accounts.
• Management and planning skills.
• Leadership and team building skills.
• Communication and interpersonal skills.
• Proven ability to educate and motivate.
• Data analysis and report writing.
• Very good knowledge of English. Knowledge of Arabic is preferable.
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