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Chef de chantier — ECE (Entreprise de Construction et d'Études), Antananarivo
CDI3 days ago
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Antananarivo
CDI
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[ABOUT THE JOB]
ECE, Construction and Design Company (IIE 21 A Ter Ampasapito, Antananarivo — www.ece-btp.com), Recruitment: Administrative Officer.
[DUTIES]
- Enter daily expenses in cards and newspapers
- Reconciling the checkout and updating the tables
- Make cash disbursements
- Check supporting documents and purchase authorizations
- Staff score, meal preparation and salaries
- Monitoring of documents leaving the construction site, petty cash, distribution of salaries
[PROFILE]
Bac+2 minimum in management or equivalent; on-site experience in disbursements; accounting concepts; Word, Excel, Outlook and Sage.
[APPLICATION]
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