Onsite or Remote: Onsite Position Director of Finance The Director of Finance is responsible for the financial health of the organization and for driving financial performance. This role oversees all accounting, budgeting, and financial activities, manages cash flow, ensures regulatory compliance, and supports executive leadership in strategic decision-making. The Director of Finance leads the finance team and is responsible for the continuous improvement of financial processes, tools, and management practices.

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Management and Performance Monitoring Develop, implement, and monitor key financial performance indicators (KPIs). Prepare financial dashboards and reports for senior management. Recommend initiatives to improve profitability and financial performance.

Support strategic decision-making related to investments, pricing, and business growth. Budgeting and Management Control Monitor budget performance and analyze variances. Implement and maintain management control procedures.

Support operational managers in cost management and budget control. Accounting and Financial Reporting Oversee general ledger, cost accounting, and subsidiary accounting activities. Ensure the accuracy and reliability of accounting records.

Prepare financial statements, including balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements. Treasury and Cash Flow Management Manage daily cash flow and cash forecasting activities. Monitor collections, disbursements, and banking forecasts.

Participate in banking negotiations and financing activities. Ensure compliance with tax, payroll, and statutory requirements. Oversee tax filings, including GST, QST, and other applicable taxes. Ensure adherence to accounting standards and regulatory requirements.

Maintain compliance of internal financial processes and controls. Lead, coach,



and support the finance and accounting team. Develop and improve internal financial policies and procedures. Serve as the primary point of contact for financial partners, including banks, auditors, and tax advisors.

Provide senior leadership with reliable and relevant financial analyses and recommendations. Identify and assess financial risks, including liquidity, credit, and foreign exchange risks. Develop and implement risk prevention and control measures.

Strengthen financial controls and safeguard cash management processes. Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field. Professional accounting designation (CPA) considered an asset or required depending on the organizational structure.

Minimum of seven (7) years of experience in accounting, finance, or budget management. Solid knowledge of accounting standards (ASPE, IFRS, or other applicable frameworks). Knowledge of provincial and federal tax regulations.

Proficiency with accounting software and ERP systems. Permanent, full-time position. Since 1966, Tramac has been developing solutions where quality, performance, and reliability come first. As a distributor of hydraulic attachment systems and a manufacturer of crusher arms, our mission is to deliver products that offer optimal value and are designed to meet the precise needs of our customers.

Operating in a highly technological industry, we are committed to providing equipment of exceptional quality that meets the demands of today’s market. We are also proud to distribute Montabert hydraulic breakers — a France‑based manufacturer recognized worldwide for the excellence of its drilling and demolition equipment.

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