Toyotetsu Canada Manufacturing

Accounting Co-op Student

Simcoe, Canada In person Internship

Toyotetsu Canada Inc is seeking a Accounting Co-op Student to join our Accounting Department for Winter Term starting January 2027!!

Job Summary

The accounting co-op student works within the accounting department to perform daily accounts payable and general accounting activities. This person requires strong organizational skills and high attention to detail to ensure deadlines are met.

Responsibilities include, but not limited to

  • Daily Account Payable (A/P) tasks -print invoices, matching, vouchers, entering, scanning, filing.
  • Review account statements, update reports and other record and review for accuracy
  • Prepare monthly journal entries as required
  • Preparation and review of monthly cheque runs
  • Review and record Fixed Assets
  • Maintain documentation for compliance to policies and procedures for internal audits
  • Cross training with other roles in the department for vacation coverage
  • Other tasks as required

Key skills and Characteristics

Enrolled in college/university for accounting/business

Efficient, organized, and able to produce high-quality work under pressure and in a timely fashion

Strong work ethic and sense of responsibility and confidentiality

Communicate effectively both verbally and in writing with a wide range of office/plant team members

High attention to detail, accuracy

Ability to work both independently and as part of a team

Intermediate knowledge of MS Office

Job Type: Full-time

Our company subscribes to the operating philosophy of continuous growth and improvement, providing the best quality, value and service to our customers, encouraging mutual trust and respect through teamwork and focus on safety, our environment and our community.

Toyotetsu Canada Inc. welcomes applications from candidates with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process.

Job description provided by Toyotetsu Canada.
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