Hiring Financial Manager

Introduction: G.A.P CONSTRUCTION, LLC We are a family owned business that began in 2004 with a mission to be reasonable, responsive, and reliable. Our hope is to provide experience, expertise, and efficiency to each and every client. Collectively we bring a combined 30 plus years’ experience in respective fields and desire to attain lifelong customers. A financial manager at GAP Construction would play a crucial role in steering the company's financial health and success. Here's what their role might entail. Key Responsibilities - Financial Planning and Budgeting: Developing comprehensive budgets aligned with project goals and ensuring efficient resource allocation. - Cash Flow Management: Monitoring cash balances to meet project needs, managing payments to subcontractors and vendors, and billing clients. - Risk Management: Identifying, analyzing, and mitigating financial risks like cost overruns, schedule delays, and market fluctuations. - Financial Reporting and Analysis: Preparing and analyzing financial reports to provide insights into project financial health. - Cost Control: Tracking financial transactions to ensure costs stay within budget. Skills and Qualifications - Accounting and Finance Background: Typically requires a degree in accounting, finance, business administration, or related experience. - Construction Industry Experience: Valuable for understanding unique financial processes in construction. - Leadership and Communication: Essential for working with project managers, accounting teams, and stakeholders. - Analytical and Problem-Solving Skills: For managing financial data and addressing challenges. Salary Range - Average salary for a construction finance manager is around $125,000-$135,000.