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Group Credit Controller (DLBR)

Dick Lovett
Bristol City
1 month ago
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About the Role

Dick Lovett have an opportunity to join our Finance team as a Group Credit Controller. This role is based on-site and we are happy to accept applications from candidates based in Bristol.

We are looking for someone with excellent communication skills who can build rapport with both internal and external stakeholders to achieve goals.


Job Opportunity

The Group Credit Controller will manage credit risk and collections across the Group, including assessing new credit applications, monitoring various types of debtor accounts, proactively pursuing overdue payments and managing credit limits, along with reporting on aged debt to ensure healthy cash flow and minimize bad debts. The Group Credit Controller is a key liaison between customer and internal departments, maintaining accurate records to support financial objectives. 


Essential Skills

  • Experience in credit control or debt management, ideally in a multi-site or group environment.
  • Excellent communication and relationship-building skills with both internal teams and external customers.
  • Confident using credit search agencies and interpreting credit ratings.
  • Ability to work proactively, manage competing priorities, and meet deadlines.
  • Experience of using Excel
  • A full, UK Driving Licence is essential for this role as some travel between sites is required.


Benefits

  • Private Medical Insurance
  • Health cash plan – Claim back medical costs
  • Rewards platform – Gym & high street discounts
  • 25 Days Holiday (plus Bank Holidays)
  • Contributory Pension Scheme
  • Regular Pay Reviews
  • Life Assurance
  • Servicing, Parts and Accessories Discounts
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Staff Referral Scheme
  • Learning and Development
  • Enhanced Family Leave
  • Volunteering Opportunities
  • Onsite Parking

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