Us Finning
Shared Services Coordinator
Edmonton, AB, CA
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 12 days ago
AccountingCommunicationTime ManagementMicrosoft Office
About the role
- We are looking for client focused administrators, who understand the financial impacts of billing, repair and service work processes.
- As the Shared Services Administrator, you will also be tasked with job package preparation, time management and entry (as it applies to Collective Bargaining Agreements), billing & customer invoice submission.
- We look forward to you joining our team.
Responsibilities
- Review and document Work Order checklist to verify completeness, escalate any invoicing delays immediately
- Review and process service personnel timecards for accuracy, document for customer billing
Requirements
- Experience with Document Control processes (history and audit trail) would be beneficial
- 3 years Administrative experience in a similar environment (Service/Dealership)
- Experience with progress billing
- Knowledge of Collective Bargaining Agreements as it pertains to time entry/management
- Post Secondary education with a focus in Administration, Business or Accounting is considered an asset
- 2 - 3 years Administrative experience in a similar environment (Service/Dealership)
- Experience with progress billing; understanding the financial impacts of billing, repair and service work processes
- Proficient with a variety of software including MS Office Suite
- Strong communication skills, both verbal & written
- Attention to detail, able to juggle multiple competing priorities
Company info
- Finning Canada
- Number of Openings:
- Worker Type:
- Position Overview:
- The Services Administrator is responsible for the intake of services requests, creation & distribution of Maintenance Work Orders, job binders, system updates & document control.
- Job Description:
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