DOC

Construction

AccountsPayableClerk

$47–52k Holyoke, Massachusetts, United States
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Accounts Payable Clerk at DOC. Skills: Accounts payable, Invoice processing. Receive and sort subcontractor requisitions and invoices. Verify accuracy and match pertinent data”

Industry & Context.

Construction

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

High school Diploma or equivalent GED, One to two years training in accounting or business school, Knowledge of elementary accounting procedures, Familiar with office procedures, accounting payable functions

Nice to Have

Knowledge of Vista, Sage 300 and/or Procore a plus, Experience with large-scale construction projects, Knowledge of construction contracts and legal requirements

What You'll Do.

Receive and sort subcontractor requisitions and invoices

Verify accuracy and match pertinent data

Apply account classification and distribution code

Check contracts for prices

change orders and terms

Maintain records for subcontracts and change orders

Complete subcontractor requisitions

Verify accuracy of lien waivers

Verify accuracy of certificates of insurance

Verify accuracy of bonding information

Maintain subcontractor file

Track status of insurance certificates and bonds

Create check run reports

Answer inquiries from check signers

Ensure checks are signed and mailed

Answer questions regarding open invoices and payments

Manage account payable vendors

Ensure W9 is properly executed

Determine vendors requiring 1099

Process 1099s annually

Review and process internal invoices

Enter invoices and requisitions into TimberScan

Route for electronic approval and posting

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Work with projects; Work with senior accounting staff; Work with Treasury Department

Full Job Description

About DOC Our mission is to make a transformative impact on our communities through the exceptional buildings, infrastructure, and relationships we construct—with skill, purpose, integrity, and passion. Founded in 1879, DOC (Daniel O’Connell’s Sons) is a trusted construction management and general contracting firm serving public and private clients across the Northeast and Florida. We bring together expertise in building and heavy/civil construction to deliver complex, high-impact projects. At DOC, we believe there’s always a better way to build. Our team is driven by collaboration, accountability, and a commitment to continuous improvement—constantly learning, evolving, and pushing to deliver better outcomes for our clients and communities. Our Values Always do the right thing Support and respect the people you work with Think like a client Be patient and flexible—even when unexpected obstacles arise Ensure everyone safely returns to their families Position Summary We are seeking a talented accounts payable professional to perform various checking, researching, data entry, electronic filing, and other clerical duties in conjunction with the senior accounting staff. Under the general supervision of the Controller, this person will perform various bookkeeping and accounting duties related to the maintenance of financial records. Job Responsibilities Receive and sort subcontractor requisitions and invoices for material suppliers, cost centers and various miscellaneous expenditures. Verify accuracy, match pertinent data and apply account classification and distribution code. Check contracts, where applicable, for prices, change orders and terms. Maintain records to ensure all subcontracts and all change orders are executed properly and filed as required. Complete subcontractor requisitions and verify accuracy of lien waivers, certificates of insurance, and any required bonding information as well as internal required documents. Maintainsubcontractor’s file to track sta

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