The Port of Tanjung Pelepas is a container port located in south-western Johor, Malaysia, and is part of the APM Terminals Global Terminal Network, which holds a minority share in the joint venture Receiving its maiden vessel on 10 October 1999 on a three-month trial operation, it set a world record as the fastest growing port with 1 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU) of containers handled after 571 days of operations. The good performance sealed the port's fate, and it was officially launched by then Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, on 13 March 2000.
Positions:
1. Senior Executive, Finance
Job Description:
Assist with month end reporting tasks including preparation of management reports, financial analysis on revenue and other reports as required by various stakeholders.
Prepare reconciliation between ageing report and the general ledger
To ensure that any differences are investigated and resolved
Verify invoices and credit notes prepared by Billing Assistants
Responsible to assist Manager in monitoring disputes records to ensure that disputes which have been closed in billing portal and requiring credit notes and or re-invoice are timely processed by Billing
Super user for Billing Engine System, to use and innovate the use of information from the system for timely and useful financial reporting
Super user for AR, control customer contract or tariff in Oracle Advance Pricing
Will involve with Navis N4 and ERP implementation
Requirement:
Possess a good Degree in Accounting or equivalent
A Chartered Accountant or in the final stage of obtaining Certification or Associate Member of Malaysian Institute of Accountant would be an added advantage
Good interpersonal abilities. Ability to get along with diverse personalities, tactful, mature and flexible
Strong analytical skill and strong interpersonal skill
Closing date : 09 November 2016
Job Description:
Assist with month end reporting tasks including preparation of management reports, financial analysis on revenue and other reports as required by various stakeholders.
Prepare reconciliation between ageing report and the general ledger
To ensure that any differences are investigated and resolved
Verify invoices and credit notes prepared by Billing Assistants
Responsible to assist Manager in monitoring disputes records to ensure that disputes which have been closed in billing portal and requiring credit notes and or re-invoice are timely processed by Billing
Super user for Billing Engine System, to use and innovate the use of information from the system for timely and useful financial reporting
Super user for AR, control customer contract or tariff in Oracle Advance Pricing
Will involve with Navis N4 and ERP implementation
Requirement:
Possess a good Degree in Accounting or equivalent
A Chartered Accountant or in the final stage of obtaining Certification or Associate Member of Malaysian Institute of Accountant would be an added advantage
Good interpersonal abilities. Ability to get along with diverse personalities, tactful, mature and flexible
Strong analytical skill and strong interpersonal skill
Closing date : 09 November 2016
Kerja Kosong Terkini Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas
About us
This accelerated growth hinges on the port's proximity to the busy sea lanes on which the Port of Singapore derived its growth and sustainability for nearly two centuries. Positioning itself as a choice alternative to Singapore's terminals, it highlights its proximity to the Tuas Second Link which leads to Singapore. Sustained growth after 2000 was also largely possible as Maersk Sealand, the world's largest container ship operator, took a 30% equity stake in the port's holding company, Seaport Terminal in a deal concluded on 17 August 2000, effectively shifting all of Maersk's operations to the new port from the Singaporean port by the end of that year. Maersk was once the largest operator in Singapore, and the shift represented a 10% drop in business there.
In 2002, Evergreen Marine Corporation, then the world's second largest shipping company after Maersk, also shifted its operations to PTP from Singapore. This event raised alarm bells in the Singaporean port, with widespread speculation in the shipping community that Evergreen's endorsement of PTP demonstrated that Maersk's move may not be an isolated one. Other lines have since also started direct services at PTP.