Credit Supervisor – Bruma
Our well known automotive dealer client based in Bruma Head Office is looking to employ an experienced
Credit Supervisor: – Business Unit : Finance
Reporting to: Manager: Receivables
Overview: Job purpose and deliverables
Purpose of the role: To ensure the outstanding debtors for all segments are collected within predetermined payment terms, control bad debt to a minimum and to contribute to the profitability of the company.
Key deliverables and outputs:
- Debtors:
- Distribute age analysis to Senior Administrators by the 3rd working day of every month
- Check arrears percentages calculated by each Senior Administrator/Administrators
- Analyse arrears and determine plan of action for collection on a monthly basis and discuss with staff members weekly
- Customers are contacted when escalation procedure has been exhausted by Senior Administrator
- Timeously escalate matters arising from debtors beyond their scope to Receivables Manager
- Customer file is accurately prepared and checked for legal handover
- Oversee the allocation of cash / payments received is accurately applied within 2 days upon batching
- Ensure that all major customer accounts are reconciled and signed off
- Original source is investigated for accuracy when dealing with a query
- To perform the collections process to the Dealerships allocated
- People Management:
- All employees have relevant documentation in place and signed off
- Employees are recruited and on-boarded according to policy and procedure
- Compile monthly and quarterly incentive scorecards and submit to Receivables Manager
- Discuss good and poor performance with all employees monthly
- Performance Appraisals are conducted twice annually for all staff
- Poor performance is addressed fairly and timeously (manage poor performance plans weekly)
- Individual development plans exist for all employees
- Create a succession plan for the department
- Manage the employees on a development plan weekly
- Assist employees with HR-related matters and escalate to Receivables Manager where necessary
- Plan employee’s leave
- Manage time keeping of employees in their team (breaks, start and finish times)
- Ensure that administrators regularly visit their customers
- Ongoing coaching and on-the-job training opportunities are provided so that all employees have the knowledge, skills and behaviours to perform in their jobs
- Reports:
- Compile the arrears vs payment reports by the 5th of every month Compile consortium reports by the 6th of every month
- Customer Visits:
- Prepare meeting agenda and objectives
- In conjunction with Senior Administrators, visit top overdue customers quarterly
- Compile meeting minutes and action plan
- Provide feedback on customer visits where necessary to Receivables Manager Monitor success of meeting action plan
- Queries;
- Analyse query and determine action required to resolve
- Assign query to applicable Senior Administrator
- Ensure Administrators follow up on queries directed to Customer Care for timeous resolution and feedback to customer
- All queries are followed up to ensure that it has been resolved
- CSI:
- Provide contact details of customers to Receivables Manager
- Manage and provide training to poor CSI performers
- Investigate CSI verbatim and provide feedback to Receivables Manager
- Meetings:
- 1-1 meetings are held with Senior Administrators and Administrators monthly
- Redline team meetings are conducted once a week
- Attend Sales meetings (and Call Centre, where relevant) monthly within segment
Internal customers
- FE, DP, FFM and FM
External stakeholders
- Financial Institutions, OEM
Overview: Essential individual competencies to be successful in the job
Academic qualifications
• Matric • Relevant diploma/degree – desirable • Valid driver’s license |
Work experience
• Minimum 4 – 5 years credit control experience • 1 -2 years supervisory experience
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Knowledge and Skills
• Basic accounting knowledge • Knowledge of collection systems and Credit management principles • Basic knowledge of legislation (e.g. National Credit Act and Protection of Personal Information Act) • Highly developed persuasive and influencing communication skills • Critical thinking skills to analyse and diagnose requirements and solve relatively complex problems • Computer, technology and systems • Strong written and verbal communication skills (including listening) |
Behavioural Attributes
• Commitment to behaving ethically and correctly • Remain resilient with stress and pressures • Inspiring leader • Target driven • A concern for financial goals, results to ensure business viability • Building trusting relationships (staff, customers) • A strong drive to create value for the customer
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Level of Decision Making | Level of Problem Solving |
Decision making is guided by interpreting situations, applying knowledge of process (discipline, customer requirements) to provide customised solutions. | Problems are situational, and require analysis or data gathering first in order to come up with a range of possible solutions. |