About the role
Reporting to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer, the Senior Financial Analyst is responsible for the efficient and effective reporting and record keeping of the two Homes for the Aged, the two Homes Foundations and the Public Works Department.
Responsibilitie
- sResponsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer for complete, accurate and timely financial record keeping and financial reporting of the two Homes for the Aged, the two Homes Foundations and the Public Works Department
- .Responsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer to assist with Budget Development and prepare monthly budget allocations for the annual budget for input into the financial system for the two Homes for the Aged and the Public Works Department
- .Responsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer to manage and maintain the Project Cost Accounting System for the Public Works Department
- .Responsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer for the preparation of Year End Audit Working Paper Files and to respond to external auditors questions for the two Homes for the Aged, two Homes Foundations and the Public Works Department
- .Responsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer for the preparation of Provincial and Federal Financial Reports and reconciling all differences found after their audit for the two Homes for the Aged and the two Homes Foundations
- .Protects own health and health of others by adopting safe work practices, reporting unsafe conditions immediately, and attending all relevant in-services regarding occupational health and safety. Follows all guidelines for employees and employers as legislated under the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act
- .Performs the responsibilities of the position within the legislative and regulatory standards set out in the applicable Provincial and Municipal Acts. Performs the responsibilities of the position consistent with the Operational policies of the County of Renfrew
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Qualificatio**
- nsPost secondary degree in Finance and Business Administratio
- n.CPA, CPA-CA, CPA-CGA, or CPA-CMA would be considered an asse
- t.Education and experience in Municipal Government, particularly AMCTO training would be considered an asse
- t.Three to five years’ experience with the financial application aspect of an organization is require
- d.Knowledge of computerized accounting system, spreadsheets and word processing is require
- d.Strong interpersonal skills, combined with good written and verbal communication skill
- s.An ability to work independently, set priorities, manage multiple tasks and meet deadline
s.
About County of Renfrew
The Ottawa Valley began forming 600 million years ago, and today the land forms a "trench" or "valley" in both the Province of Ontario and the Province of Quebec. The Ottawa Valley has a well defined river "The Ottawa River" running through the centre of this land mass. The land within the watershed of the Ottawa River is known as the "Ottawa Valley".
Renfrew County is located in the heart of the Ottawa Valley, the Province of Ontario in the Dominion of Canada, geographically located in Eastern Ontario. The County of Renfrew in the Ottawa Valley stretches from the outskirts of Canada's Capital, the City of Ottawa, in the east and along the shores of historic Ottawa River in the Province of Ontario, to the northern tip of Algonquin Park's wilderness in the west
The County encompasses 17 municipalities and has an area of 7,645.68 sq. kms. The area is rural in nature and is made up of distinct physiographic regions. The County is a composite of diverse segments, one region is an enclave for research efforts with a worldwide reputation, another is a location of industrial enterprises. The Scenery of the area makes this part of Canada unique.
Smart investors and entrepreneurs who want to put down roots no longer compromise between career opportunities and lifestyle. Instead they look to doing business in an environment where they can combine a stimulating career path with a pleasing way of life. More and more, they look to the Ottawa Valley - Renfrew County.
Here, the success of established businesses are applauded and new ventures are helped along the way with good sense, support and advice. As with any community, we rely heavily on the benefits of a strong support network linking us to new ideas, contacts and opportunities - nearby and around the world.
About the role
Reporting to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer, the Senior Financial Analyst is responsible for the efficient and effective reporting and record keeping of the two Homes for the Aged, the two Homes Foundations and the Public Works Department.
Responsibilitie
- sResponsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer for complete, accurate and timely financial record keeping and financial reporting of the two Homes for the Aged, the two Homes Foundations and the Public Works Department
- .Responsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer to assist with Budget Development and prepare monthly budget allocations for the annual budget for input into the financial system for the two Homes for the Aged and the Public Works Department
- .Responsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer to manage and maintain the Project Cost Accounting System for the Public Works Department
- .Responsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer for the preparation of Year End Audit Working Paper Files and to respond to external auditors questions for the two Homes for the Aged, two Homes Foundations and the Public Works Department
- .Responsible to the Manager of Finance/Treasurer for the preparation of Provincial and Federal Financial Reports and reconciling all differences found after their audit for the two Homes for the Aged and the two Homes Foundations
- .Protects own health and health of others by adopting safe work practices, reporting unsafe conditions immediately, and attending all relevant in-services regarding occupational health and safety. Follows all guidelines for employees and employers as legislated under the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act
- .Performs the responsibilities of the position within the legislative and regulatory standards set out in the applicable Provincial and Municipal Acts. Performs the responsibilities of the position consistent with the Operational policies of the County of Renfrew
**.
Qualificatio**
- nsPost secondary degree in Finance and Business Administratio
- n.CPA, CPA-CA, CPA-CGA, or CPA-CMA would be considered an asse
- t.Education and experience in Municipal Government, particularly AMCTO training would be considered an asse
- t.Three to five years’ experience with the financial application aspect of an organization is require
- d.Knowledge of computerized accounting system, spreadsheets and word processing is require
- d.Strong interpersonal skills, combined with good written and verbal communication skill
- s.An ability to work independently, set priorities, manage multiple tasks and meet deadline
s.
About County of Renfrew
The Ottawa Valley began forming 600 million years ago, and today the land forms a "trench" or "valley" in both the Province of Ontario and the Province of Quebec. The Ottawa Valley has a well defined river "The Ottawa River" running through the centre of this land mass. The land within the watershed of the Ottawa River is known as the "Ottawa Valley".
Renfrew County is located in the heart of the Ottawa Valley, the Province of Ontario in the Dominion of Canada, geographically located in Eastern Ontario. The County of Renfrew in the Ottawa Valley stretches from the outskirts of Canada's Capital, the City of Ottawa, in the east and along the shores of historic Ottawa River in the Province of Ontario, to the northern tip of Algonquin Park's wilderness in the west
The County encompasses 17 municipalities and has an area of 7,645.68 sq. kms. The area is rural in nature and is made up of distinct physiographic regions. The County is a composite of diverse segments, one region is an enclave for research efforts with a worldwide reputation, another is a location of industrial enterprises. The Scenery of the area makes this part of Canada unique.
Smart investors and entrepreneurs who want to put down roots no longer compromise between career opportunities and lifestyle. Instead they look to doing business in an environment where they can combine a stimulating career path with a pleasing way of life. More and more, they look to the Ottawa Valley - Renfrew County.
Here, the success of established businesses are applauded and new ventures are helped along the way with good sense, support and advice. As with any community, we rely heavily on the benefits of a strong support network linking us to new ideas, contacts and opportunities - nearby and around the world.