Sea Harvest August Recruitment: x19 Open Vacancies: APPLY NOW

Sea Harvest has various job vacancies available and inviting interested and qualifying candidates to apply.

Closing date: Ongoing

Location: Various

PURPOSE:

To provide a clerical and administrative support service in respect of Customer accounts.

KEY PURPOSE:

Duties are listed but not limited to:

• Capture banking daily.
• Processing claims/ control of credit notes.
• Preparation of documentation required to unblock customer accounts.
• Invoice, print and post all local and export invoices.

• Deal with customer queries.
• Follow-up on customer payments.
• Liaising with Operations, Procurement and suppliers.
• Ensure accuracy of work.
• Manage filing system.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ATTRIBUTES:

The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications and attributes:

• Grade 12, with Mathematics and Accounting.
• Minimum of 3 years’ experience in a Debtors environment.
• Advanced Computer Literacy (e.g. able to create & edit Ms Excel spreadsheet
  using formulae; typing & editing of MS Word documents).
• Dealing with export Debtors (advantageous).

• Good written and verbal communication skills as well as excellent telephone etiquette.
• Good numeric ability.
• Analytical and good problem-solving ability.
• Accurate with strong attention-to-detail.
• Methodical and meticulous.

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Sea Harvest August Recruitment: x19 Open Vacancies: APPLY NOW Sea Harvest has various job vacancies available and inviting interested and qualifying candidates to apply. Closing date: Ongoing Location: Various PURPOSE:To provide a clerical and administrative support service in respect of Customer accounts. KEY PURPOSE:Duties are listed but not limited to: Capture banking daily. Processing claims/ …

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