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Are you a skilled Journeyman Electrician looking for an exciting opportunity to join a company that values its employees and their families, offers competitive compensation, and fosters a culture of growth and success?
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We're seeking a Plant Controller to join the leadership team at our facility in Junction City just north of the airport in Eugene, Oregon. The Plant Controller is responsible for the execution and oversight of the financial and reporting functions of our facility.
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The Controller oversees the day to day activities of the fiscal department, including Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Billing and Payroll. The Controller takes primary responsibility for the grant tracking process within the organization, as well as acting as primary collaborator in the development and application of the agency budget, working closely with program managers and leadership team to plan, monitor, and ensure compliance in program spending and revenue capture.
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As an Assistant Controller, you will report to the District Controller overseeing the financial functions of several of our operating locations. WASTE CONNECTIONS, Inc. (NYSE: WCN) is not only the best waste services company in North America, it is also an amazing place to realize your potential, make decisions, have your voice heard, and partner with extremely hard working and passionate people.
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We are excited to partner with a Springfield manufacturer to fill the Financial Controller role. The Controller will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of the company's accounting functions.
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