Vice President of Product Support-Heavy Equipment
$137.02 - $144.23 per hour
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$137.02 - $144.23 per hour
About the role
- Lead regional and branch service teams responsible for field service, shop repairs, and preventive maintenance while driving service efficiency and performance.
- Sales & Customer Support: Develop parts and service sales strategies that help customers reduce equipment ownership and operating costs while improving profitability and customer satisfaction.
- Mining, Quarry & Aggregates: Strengthen product support capabilities within these key markets, helping customers improve productivity and reduce their cost per ton.
- Technical Services & Training: Oversee technical support resources, troubleshooting assistance, and technician development programs that improve workforce competency and service quality.
- Performance & Continuous Improvement: Use KPIs, financial analysis, and operational data to improve productivity, control expenses, increase profitability, and drive measurable results.
- Cross-Functional Collaboration: Partner with machine sales, rental, marketing, IT, corporate services, and talent development to align product support with broader business objectives.
- Talent Development:
- Recruit, coach, and develop leaders throughout the parts and service organizations, building accountability, engagement, and opportunities for career advancement.
- Strategic Planning:
- Collaborate with the executive team and OEM partners to establish priorities, implement operational improvements, and support long-term business growth.
- Base salary of $285,000-$300,000 Annual performance-based bonus
- Company vehicle
- Executive leadership opportunity with significant organizational influence
- Opportunity to shape product support strategy and performance across a multi-branch dealership
- Values-driven, people-focused work environment
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
