Sandvik is a global industrial group with advanced products and world-leading positions in selected areas - tools for metal cutting, machinery and tools for rock excavation, stainless materials, special alloys, metallic and ceramic resistance materials as well as process systems.
Specialties
Tools for metal cutting, machinery and tools for rock excavation, ...
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The Treasury Administrator is responsible for managing the daily cashbook function, ensuring that all cash and bank transactions are accurately recorded, reconciled, and reported. This role plays a key part in maintaining accurate financial records, supporting cash flow management, and ensuring compliance with internal controls.
Key Responsibilities:
Receive expense claims from business via We – expense
Verify Claims on We – expense in accordance to Policy
Process expense claims on Aurora (ERP)
Process the expenses claim to the Ledger.
Generate Payment runs
Transfer Payment run to Trax
Reconcile employee loan account for advances
Review Weekly PO and GRNI report for Once off payments.
Transfer invoices from Read Soft to Basware
Bank Processing
Daily bank statements processing (Debit orders, Bank charges payments, sweeping)
Attend Queries with the bank on unknown transactions
Process Foreign Advances
Forex journal
Facilitate Hedging process on the bank
Assist with adhoc projects relating to supplier information
Run report for intercompany charges
Intercompany invoices (Recharges)
Intercompany Recon (ICM)
Manage Sales in hand
Create employee and suppliers master data on Aurora
Maintaining changes (Banking details)
Bank accounts maintenance
Your Profile:
Competence in Microsoft Office, particularly Word, Excel and PowerPoint advanced
2 - 4 years' experience in the financial department/ Cashbook
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