Chief Financial Officer
Company: InServ Corp.
Location: Fuquay Varina
Posted on: November 27, 2025
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Job Description:
Job Description Company Overview: Founded in 1992, InServ is a
full-service industrial contractor working in the life science,
advanced manufacturing, and food and beverage industries. We
specialize in four trades (mechanical, hygienic piping, HVAC, and
electrical, instrumentation and controls), working from multiple
locations across North Carolina and for clients across the
Southeast. InServ is both a knowledgeable and reliable partner for
our clients. We assist with design, adhere to schedules, and
execute with the highest quality to provide a total solution.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Executive Leadership Be a
partner in the creation and definition of evolving corporate vision
and company direction. Apply a financial approach to assessing the
company’s potential and determining paths forward to capitalize on
its potential, and to identify areas of uncertainty and resolve
them. Formulate, evaluate, and implement strategic plans that are
grounded in financial metrics, but not limited to them. Identify
financial constraints that impede company growth or market position
and think substantively beyond existing constraints and limits in
recommending goals and options. Engage with other company leaders
in the creation and execution of long-term Corporate Strategic
Plans and annual Business Plans. Create future financial road maps
that lead to setting priorities and heading initiatives aimed at
strategy implementation and corporate vision achievement. Be driven
by opportunity; effectively advocating for actions that create
value. Planning and Implementation Provide critical assessments
involving new services, geography, client industries, and other
growth initiatives. Analyze, understand, and communicate the short-
and long-term financial impact of the company’s visionary and
strategic direction. Lead the creation, organization, and
completion of the company’s annual budget. Orchestrate required
budget inputs from other company departments in the creation of the
company budget culminating in budgeted income statements, balance
sheets, and cash flow statements. Develop and implement annual
business plans and budgets for the Accounting department. Provide
annual budget of the company income statement, balance sheet, and
cash flow statement. Develop and implement an ongoing Cost Control
Plan for the company with maintenance and modification of related
Approval Levels of Authority for spending. Reporting and Analysis
Be data driven and a strategic analyst with the ability and desire
to see “the whole picture” instead of just the financial aspects of
the business. Identify company blind spots that need management
visibility and action. Provide management with historical financial
data and perform trend analyses to identify opportunities for
profit improvement and improved cost control. Conduct “what-if” and
“sensitivity” analyses on forecasted performance to identify pros
and cons of future opportunities and strategies. Conduct analyses
of actual-to-budget for corporate financial statements. Identify
trends, issues, and areas of opportunity, and implement
corrective/improvement action plans. Develop pros and cons of
future opportunities based on financial analysis and projections.
Develop, adjust, and communicate company and department KPI’s that
provide meaningful management insight into performance and trends.
Accounting Leadership Periodically evaluate the need for software
improvements that would enable new management insights, promote
process optimization, or increase staff productivity. Develop and
lead a high-functioning team with relevant levels of position back
up. Develop staff improvement plans to support this initiative
utilizing job coaching, position training, and guidance for
department staff. Accountable for the integrity, accuracy, and
timeliness of financial and accounting processing and reports.
Accountable for (and lead where appropriate) all third-party audit
and external reporting requirements (company tax returns, payroll
tax filings and reporting, fuels tax reporting, state-level sales
tax filings, CPA Reviewed or Audited Financials, other related
audit or external reporting duties as required). Oversight of
periodic internal auditing of department to ensure procedure
compliance, timeliness of processing, and accuracy. Focus is to be
given to completion of reconciliations, accuracy of sales tax rate
application, compliance with the Cost Control Plan, and compliance
with the Levels of Authority for cost approval. Working Capital
Management Provide effective and constant oversight of the
company’s working capital position.Ensure working capital is
sufficient for future growth and defined initiatives. Develop and
utilize models to forecast cash inflows, outflows, and resulting
cash position. Identify opportunities to strengthen cash and cash
flow. Conduct actual-to-estimate analyses of projected cash and
cash flow to determine system weaknesses and initiate corrective
action as required. Working with Estimating, ensure contract
payment timeframes and retainage are minimized where possible, and
that pre-payments are negotiated to buy materials and equipment.
Ensure Lien rights are preserved in all cases, and that any Liens
are filed timely when required. Ensure the cash forecasting model
provides reasonably accurate predictions in advance of the need for
additional funding. Ensure department KPI’s include visibility to
working capital variables of importance. Fixed Asset Management
Ensure the fixed assets of the company are insured and controlled
in a manner to mitigate risk. Oversee fixed asset purchase
procedure and level of approval compliance. Periodically analyze
the need to dispose of assets based on age, repair frequency, or
non-use. Ensure fixed assets at end-of-life are sold or properly
disposed of and their records are updated accordingly. Utilize
reporting to assess fixed asset profitability and utilization.
Identify areas of concern and discuss/implement corrective plans
with relevant management. Treasury Actively manage and direct the
financial plan of the company to ensure company financial
stability. Proactively anticipate future company needs and execute
initiatives to ensure corporate financial stability and adequate
capital structure. Develop and conduct all presentations for
increasing company borrowing when need is determined. Ensure
funding request details and documentation are sufficient to
minimize the funding decision timeline and accurately portray the
need for the funding level sought. Interact with the
Preconstruction Department to determine upcoming bonding needs
relative to the company’s existing bonding capacity. Maintain an
ongoing bonding utilization report to know current limits and
determine adequacy of limits for future needs. Negotiate bond
program increases when needed with Surety. Evaluate all proposed
leasing transactions and related lease contracts. Conduct
lease-versus-purchase analyses when appropriate. Ensure leasing
Terms and Conditions are acceptable. Relationship Manager Serve as
the primary corporate relationship manager for third-party
relationships with bankers, surety companies, business insurance
consultants, audit firms, TPA’s, vendors, subcontractors, and
others as may be engaged from time to time. Be proactive in
communicating company changes, plans, progress, and activities as
they relate to third parties. Accounting Software Applications
Leadership Manage all aspects of the company’s accounting system.
Provide ongoing evaluation and implementation of reporting needed
to promote company management effectiveness. Identify accounting
software improvements needed as the company evolves and be able to
change software products and/or platforms as required to support
company growth. Risk Management Conduct ongoing risk assessments of
the company’s assets, business dealings, and business transactions.
Develop and implement risk mitigation initiatives based on
assessments to protect the company from loss. Internal Controls
Identify, modify, and implement SOPs with supporting management
reporting to maintain control and pace with company growth. Update
periodically the Company Control Plan and the Levels of Approval
Authority as changes dictate. Perform random, periodic audits of
various areas of the accounting department and their areas of
interface with other company departments to ensure procedural and
policy compliance. Identify and implement KPI reporting to detail
internal control performance. Required Skills, Knowledge, and
Abilities: Construction contractor/subcontractor company experience
required. Excellent ability to convey ideas based on sound logic
and facts. Strong ethics, able to build trust. Passionate about the
company’s success . Self-directed, accountable, takes
responsibility, wants to be “the best”, but also a team player.
Data driven. Process driven. A solid problem solver and adept
multi-tasker. Insightful business unit manager who knows when to be
personally involved in matters. Excellent verbal and written
communications skills. Skilled at creating and implementing KPI’s
that facilitate the management of growth, cost control, and
profitability. Proficient in accounting application systems (server
and cloud-based software, accounting software requirements
definition, conversions). Solid working knowledge of accounting
system structure, processes, and reconciliations. Able to manage,
supervise, identify, recruit, and develop staff within department.
Education: Bachelor’s degree-Business Administration, Accounting,
or Finance required. Master’s degree-Business Administration,
Accounting, or Finance preferred. Certified Public Accountant
designation preferred. Working knowledge of Generally Accepted
Accounting Principles.
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