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Data Analyst
Salary – £26,734 – £33,417 per annum (plus benefits)
Hours – 37.5 hours per week, 8.30am to 5.00pm
Location Postcode – HU10 6TS

As a Data Analyst, you will provide administrative support to the management team, ensuring invoices are processed in a timely manner, and enquiries are resolved effectively. You will be expected to assist in other finance areas to cover staff absences and busy periods.

This vacancy is for a full-time position, working 5 days per week, however, we will consider requests for job shares to suit your lifestyle (working full days).

Our promise to you

  • Competitive salary
  • 20 days’ annual leave (full-time working) plus Bank Holidays
  • Pension scheme (Employer 3% / Employee 5% Min)
  • On-the-job training and progression
  • Recognition scheme
  • Flexible benefits including high street savings, cycle to work scheme and Gymflex membership, holiday purchase and many more
  • Access to an Employee Assistance Programme and the Best Doctors Service via our Wellbeing Platform

    What will you be doing?

  • Collation, creation and preparation of data for reporting purposes by using all available resources
  • Seek continuous improvement by re-assessing processes and best practices concerned with data
  • Create new and useful reports to assist the management of the business
  • Support the Management Accountant in preparing journals for accruals and other month-end financial entries
  • Undertake “Commercial Manager” role in SAP which is the first level matching of supplier invoices
  • Act as key liaison between suppliers, purchase order raisers and the Doncaster payables team to ensure supplier invoices are processed on a timely basis
  • Answering telephones
  • Data entry
  • Accuracy of record-keeping
  • Achievement of individual objectives
  • Completion of activities on the 12-month plan / last appraisal

    What we are looking for?

  • Knowledge of accounts processing, debits and credits
  • Good working knowledge of Excel and working knowledge of other Microsoft Office packages
  • Ability to hit deadlines
  • Able to work as part of a team and on your own
  • Analytical and problem solving

    About Us

    We are FCC Environment, one of the nation’s leading waste and resource management companies. Committed to sustainability, we strive to minimise the amount of waste that ends up in landfill by transforming it into valuable resources wherever possible.

    We operate over 200 facilities in England, Scotland and Wales and employ around 4,200 people.

    The profile of the UK's recycling and waste management industry has never been higher. We need people who are up for the challenge to help us tackle climate change. We need people with ideas. We need you. Together we will meet the UK’s waste management and energy recovery needs.

    FCC Environment are equal opportunities employers, we value diversity, and we are strongly committed to providing equal employment opportunities for all employees and all applicants for employment.

    How to apply

    So, if you want to advance your career as a Data Analyst, please apply via the button shown. This vacancy is being advertised by Webrecruit; the services are those of an Employment Agency

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