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In the absence of a Plant Accountant the Cost Accounting Manager will assume responsibility for those duties. Summary: The Cost Accounting Manager will serve as the key finance business partner to thePlant Manager and extended Operations team, and will lead all planning, financial analysis, costaccounting, productivity, delivery and inventory controls.
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The Plant Manager works closely with corporate accounting, Human Resources and freight operations. The Plant Manager reports directly to the Regional Manufacturing Manager and at the executive level, to the Director of Pipe Manufacturing Operations.
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5+ years of experience in accounting, finance, bookkeeping or tax. Experience in accounting, finance, bookkeeping or tax. Bachelor's degree in accounting or related field. CPA or Enrolled Agent certification.
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Located near Ennis, TX is our leading accounting firm committed to providing high-quality audit, tax, and consulting services to clients in various industries. We are seeking an experienced Audit Manager interested in a Partner track to join our team.
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