Material Handling Consultant (Equipment Sales)

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baileys general storeVancouver (WA)

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products Industrial Machinery and Equipment Merchant Wholesalers

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$60,000 per year

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About the role

Material Handling Consultant The Material Handling Consultant is responsible for selling new, used, rental, and allied material handling equipment to accounts within their local territory and/or book of business. The assigned territory includes parts of Seattle and areas north of Seattle. Finding and developing new customers is as important as maintaining relationships with existing accounts, and both strategies are required to meet sales goals. Material Handling Sales Consultants use the company's CRM as a tool to manage their accounts and quotes.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

Managing relationships at current customers and customers
Finding and developing new customers using various sales tactics, including cold calling, inside sales, promotions, and research
Maintaining updated equipment and customer account information in CRM and DISLogging detailed call reports about sales calls and customer updates in CRMNegotiating and selling new, used, rental, and allied equipment to customers based on their needs
Answering customer questions about pricing, availability, and product application
Organizing and conducting demonstrations of equipment in the field
Quoting new, used, and allied equipment in CRM, and managing the status of all quotes in the system
Understanding and communicating all available financing options clearly to customers
Leading online meetings and completing quality proposals and bids on customer portals
Working with sales coordinators on sales orders, contracts, credit applications, lease agreements, and other documents to complete the sales process
Coordinating delivery and pickup of equipment from customers
Developing sales plans, forecasts, and strategies for specific regions and customers as requested by management
Communicating and sharing information with the Product Support Sales Representative (PSSR) regarding customer service and parts needs
Staying updated on all current equipment, new products, and promotions, as well as competitors' products, pricing, and promotions
Performing customer service surveys and follow up to ensure customer satisfaction
Assisting with accounts receivable collections as needed
Participating in the Bailey Company's safety, training, and environmental sustainability programs
Handling other duties and special projects as assigned

Requirements: The individual in this position should be personable, a problem solver, reliable, ethical, intelligent, highly motivated, and able to adapt to the forces around him/her—customers, suppliers, department employees, and co-workers.

Education/Training/Experience: College degree 2 years of sales experience (preferred)

Skills and Abilities: Great written and verbal communication skills (position requires significant face to face time with both customers and fellow employees) Excellent interpersonal and customer relations skills

Compensation: Compensation for this position begins at $60,000+ annual salary and commission. Actual earnings will vary based on performance and sales results. The base salary and commission structure offered to a candidate will be determined by factors such as relevant experience, skills, and geographic location.

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