Senior Plant Accountant

• Prepares weekly manufacturing statement on site performance meeting predetermined deadlines
• Duties include performing assigned tasks, including work order close and review, investigation of variances and offering assistance as team members require
• Prepares period end manufacturing statement meeting predetermined deadlines
• Involved in completing various tasks including but not limited to: preparation of journal entries and accruals, analysis of raw material variances, overhead allocations, and analysis of manufacturing and overhead variances
• Preparation and updating in JDE of costing for all finished goods and raw materials for upcoming year including updating machine rates
• Works with external auditors for year-end inventory count and other requirements
• Develop the standards files for the budget by gathering the required data from other departments to use in the calculation of costs for the new budget
• Weekly review of unposted batches in JDE and either changing status or initiating correction at source.
• Complete weekly overhead reports for department managers
• Reconciles all balance sheet accounts for the plant: raw materials, stores, prepaids, benefits
• Responsible for the accurate costing of all finished good product SKU’s
• Responsible for the accurate costing of all raw materials
• Set up new job cost and capital assets as started/required
• Work with the maintenance group to track status of projects and ensure costs are entered to proper jobs.
• Add new capital and set up for depreciation once assets are in use.

At Irving Tissue , we know the key to success is our people.

We are a leading manufacturer of premium quality tissue products – including national brands Royale® in Canada and Scotties® in the US - and private label.

We pride ourselves in our commitment to providing the best quality products and exceptional service to our consumers and customers.

Our parent company - J.D. Irving, Limited, is a responsible steward of the forests. Each year, its forest operations harvest less than 2 percent of the forest it manages, ensuring that the company grows more wood than it harvests. J.D. Irving has planted more than 1 billion trees since 1957, and the J.D. Irving Forest Supply Chain has been declared carbon neutral.