GPAC - Lynn Haven, FL
posted 3 months ago
The Construction Controller is a pivotal role responsible for managing and overseeing all financial aspects of construction projects. This position ensures accuracy in accounting, budgeting, and financial reporting, which are critical for the successful execution of construction initiatives. The ideal candidate will possess over 10 years of experience in construction accounting, demonstrating a deep understanding of the financial intricacies involved in the construction industry. This role not only involves direct oversight of the accounting team but also requires a strategic approach to managing project budgets and ensuring compliance with financial regulations and company policies. In this capacity, the Construction Controller will supervise and manage all aspects of construction accounting, which includes budgeting, forecasting, and financial reporting. The individual will be responsible for ensuring that all financial transactions related to construction projects are recorded accurately and in a timely manner. This oversight extends to project accounting, where the controller will track and analyze costs associated with labor, materials, and subcontractor expenses. The preparation and review of job cost reports, change orders, and cost forecasts are essential tasks to ensure that projects remain within budget. Financial reporting is another critical responsibility, as the Construction Controller will prepare and present monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reports to management. These reports will include profit and loss statements and balance sheets, along with an analysis of financial data and trends to provide insights and recommendations for improving financial performance. Budget management is also a key aspect of this role, requiring the development and management of project budgets, monitoring expenditures, and addressing any variances from the budget. Compliance and auditing are vital components of the Construction Controller's responsibilities. The individual will ensure adherence to financial regulations, accounting standards, and company policies while coordinating internal and external audits. Team leadership is essential, as the controller will supervise and mentor the accounting team, fostering a collaborative and productive work environment. Additionally, the role involves identifying and implementing process improvements to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of construction accounting practices, while staying updated with industry best practices and changes in accounting standards.