LAPRAIRIE Crane is currently seeking a full-time, in office, Accounts Payable Administrator, to join its accounting team in Downtown Calgary, Alberta.
The Accounts Payable Administrator is responsible for managing full cycle accounts payable and credit card transactions for LAPRAIRIE Crane.
Responsibilities:
Complete full-cycle accounts payable duties: review purchase orders (POs), review and post invoices, ensure proper coding, reconcile monthly vendor statements and process payments (via cheque / EFT).
Communicate with field employees to gather any required internal data for invoice investigation.
Respond to vendors inquiries when required.
Oversee credit card holder onboarding and offboarding.
Assist with fraudulent charge procedures.
Assist with ensuring cardholder compliance with credit card related policies.
Send out credit card transaction statements to designated card holders.
Collect and code transaction receipts from cardholders.
Maintain credit card related files and accounting back-up in an organized manner.
Assist with month-end closing and accruals.
Perform other accounts payable duties as required.
Requirements:
3+ years of accounts payable and coding experience.
Accounting or Administration Certification an asset.
Working knowledge of all Microsoft Office Software (Excel, Word, Outlook etc.).
Excellent verbal & written skills, organization & time-management skills.
Ability to interact professionally with vendors is a requirement.
Working understanding of job costing is an asset.
Confidentiality is a requirement.
This is an in-office role, remote / hybrid opportunities are not being offered.
LAPRAIRIE Group of Companies has been operating in Western Canada for over 43 years offering full-service crane and rigging, heavy hauling, highway and bridge maintenance, aggregate production. LAPRAIRIE is a family-owned group of companies and is 100% Canadian.
Interested candidates are invited to submit their application. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further steps in the selection process.
