Audit Manager

Reputable Audit and Accounting firm based in Cape Town holds a vacancy for an Audit Manager Key ResponsibilitiesAbility to perform the full audit function independently.Delivery of quality work through maintaining audit and accounting standards.Scheduling and leading meetings with the client, partner and the teams allocated to the manager.Determining the timing of performing preliminary and year end procedures to ensure that resources are effectively utilized.Allocation of work to staff, coaching and leading of staff to ensure that work performed are of a high standard and performed efficiently on a proactive basis.Meeting client expectations.Ensuring budgets are made.Continuous communication with the client and client relations.Writing reports to client management.Reviewing of work - ensuring that work performed by team members comply with firm policies and standards and that risks have been addressed appropriately, monitoring and evaluation of the team'sprogress and providing the necessary training.Evaluating and rating of staff members individual performances on assignments (SAICA Assessment process).Caseware: Good knowledge and experienceDevelop and update Caseware Templates, technical assistance on Caseware.Address technical issues on audit / accountingAssist the Audit Partner with administrative tasks and quotations.Annual spreadsheets for fees and targets and target adjustment with overtime.Accreditation - SAICA and IRBA fee submissions and booking of CPD hours.Develop and update internal manuals and guides.Required Skills and QualificationHonours CTAPost article experience will be to your benefitWork knowledge of IFRS, IFRS for SMEs, International Auditing Standards and EthicalRequirements.Must have minimum two years managerial experience within an Audit roleStrong technical knowledge.Valid Driver's LicenseFluent in both English and AfrikaansWhen applying please indicate salary expectation and submit all relevant certificates.
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