Credit ControllerThe roleWe are seeking a Credit Controller who is self-motivated and customer service focused to join our supportive Credit team based at our office in Stapylton, QLD.Reporting directly to the Business Partner Credit Manager, you will be responsible for protecting and maximising revenue through efficient and effective collections, maintaining credit policy, managing debtors and credit risk across Australia.This role is ideal for an experienced credit professional who enjoys working in a fast-paced environment, building solid relationships across the business, and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.ResponsibilitiesSafeguard and optimise revenue inflow through efficient collections and cash flow managementCollaborate closely with all sales and operation teams across the business to maximise collections and minimise riskSupport Credit Management by addressing credit issues and non-compliance with trading termsManage ongoing data maintenance including credit limit reviews and application compliancePrepare detailed weekly and/or monthly reports on overdue accounts and cash flow forecastingContribute to continuous improvement by supporting process and procedure enhancements under the guidance of the team leadDevelop and maintain effective relationships with key business interfaces and manage customer accounts effectivelyWhat you will need to succeedCredit control experience in a high-volume collections roleHigh level of communication and negotiation skillsExcellent debtor management and reconciliation skillsAn effective ability to drive improvementsStrong knowledge of end-to-end collection/credit processUnderstanding of collection regulations and the Personal Property Security Act (PPSA)Ability to engage with teams across all levels of the organisation and with customers to achieve the required outcomeProblem solving and analytical skills with high attention to detailProficiency in Excel essential, SAP experience an advantageExcellent and effective communication skills with external and internal stakeholdersDemonstrated ability to work in a team environmentOur businessAdbri is an Australian construction materials and industrial minerals manufacturer that has been building a better Australia since ****.
Majority owned by CRH, Adbri employs more than 1,500 people nationally across a portfolio of respected brands delivering cement, lime, concrete, aggregates, masonry products and industrial minerals.About CRHCRH (NYSE: CRH) is the leading global provider of building materials solutions, employing 80,000 people across 4,000 locations in 28 countries.
CRH is a Fortune Global 500 company and a recognised leader in sustainable building materials and infrastructure solutions.Creating a safe and supportive diverse workforceAdbri recognises that diversity drives innovation and strengthens our business.
We are committed to building an inclusive workplace that values and promotes diversity across our workforce and industry.We will be progressively shortlisting – if this role looks like your next opportunity, apply now.
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