The accounting supervisor in a construction company is responsible for overseeing the financial operations of the company. Key responsibilities include:

• Budget Creation & Cost Control: Collaborating with project managers to create detailed, realistic budgets and tracking performance.
• Cost Analysis & Financial Reporting: Analyzing project-related expenses and generating comprehensive financial reports.
• Vendor and Supplier Contract Management: Ensuring compliance and negotiating cost savings.
• Invoice and Payment Processing: Ensuring accurate documentation and processing of invoices and payments.
• Cash Flow Forecasting: Preparing forecasts for current and future projects.
• Financial Auditing & Compliance: Supporting internal and external audits.
• Market Trend Research: Conducting research on construction materials and labor costs.
• Relationship Management: Maintaining relationships with stakeholders, including vendors and subcontractors.
• Risk Identification & Mitigation: Identifying and mitigating risks to prevent budget overruns and project delays.

These responsibilities ensure that the financial operations align with project goals and provide robust financial documentation for audits. The role is primarily an office-based position, with occasional site visits as necessary.