Account Manager - Warehouse Solutions (Richmond/Roanoke)
Account Manager - Warehouse Solutions (Richmond/Roanoke)
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Work with the sales force and customers to survey customer facilities, analyze specific needs and put together professional proposals for storage rack, mezzanines, in-plant offices, wire enclosures, guard railing, conveyors, etc.
- Monitor industry trends and innovations, maintain contact with existing vendors and potential suppliers on a broad range of material handling products.
- Develop and maintain connections with contractors/installers.
- Manage warehouse solution projects:
- Provide the Sales Coordinator plans, drawings, bill of materials and supporting quotes from suppliers for ordering the needed materials.
- Coordinate the delivery, unload (as needed) and installation.
- Review the finished product with the customer and get customer approval when the project is complete.
- Conduct training with the sales force or coordinate training with the manufacturer's representative to familiarize the sales force with available products and services. Training may include group meetings, regional or branch meetings or one-on-one training as needed.
- Two-year college graduate must have at least three years material handling sales and/or project management or project engineer experience. Four-year college graduate must have at least one year of material handling sales and/or project management/project engineer experience
- Physical:
- Must be able to work for long periods using a PC and telephone; Must be able to assist in unloading trucks if needed; Other:
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