About the role

Outside Parts SalespersonHTS Engineering Ltd. is the largest independent commercial HVAC manufacturers' rep in North America, with 20 locations in the US and Canada. HTS has a vibrant look and brand promise -- one that reflects our company-wide commitment to ensure the individual success of all those involved in a project's HVAC system selection, design, purchase, installation and maintenance including our employees, suppliers, customers and end users. The Outside Parts Salesperson develops and achieves maximum profitable sales volume of parts and services from assigned accounts in a designated territory. Analyzes customer operations to ascertain future parts, service and HVAC requirements.
Responsibilities: Develops and achieves maximum sales volume consistent with realistic sales projections for assigned accounts focusing on parts and labor sales opportunities. Oversees operations of assigned customers. Advises or assists them in such areas as inventory selection and control, service available, new products and services, etc. Plans territory coverage. Calls upon key accounts (current and prospective) regularly. Takes orders, introduces new products and promotions, reemphasizes existing products and services and provide literature as necessary. Completes customer call sheets weekly, stating summary of calls made. Controls personal expenses within the approved expense budget and submits weekly expense reports. Investigates and refer customer complaints to the appropriate Department Manager and/or Branch Manager. Assists, whenever necessary, the counter personnel with orders, deliveries, returns, inventory and other tasks as assigned. Performs other duties as assigned by supervisor. HTS provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by laws.

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