Counter Sales Representative
Counter Sales Representative
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Verify shipment of goods received from branch transfers and packing slips.
- Organize and stock warehouse shelves with incoming materials and supplies.
- Maintain clean, orderly, and safe stock area.
- Participate in the Cycle Counting efforts at the branch.
- Provide insightful, accurate, detailed information to our customers questions or problems. Always greet customers at the sales counter or through incoming telephone calls.
- Responsible for pricing, recommending, and selling appropriate products to our customers as well as quoting jobs and bids on material.
- Efficiently collect requested material from the shelves, ensuring it correctly aligns with the customer’s application and order.
- Assist with pulling materials for transfers to other branches, phone orders, and orders to be delivered when needed or requested.
- Ensure the counter area is kept clean, orderly and safe.
- Solve customer problems tactfully and promptly.
- Awareness of all new product information and promotions through vendor – and company-sponsored Lunch and Learns, upon availability.
- Meet or exceed sales budget by proactively seeking new business and participating in selling programs and promotions.
- Work closely with all internal departments, combining individual efforts to better serve the customer.
- This is a Safety Sensitive Position
- May be required to operate powered industrial trucks.
- Must be able to lift 50 lbs. several times a day, bend, twist, and climb.
- Adhere to all United Electric health, safety, and environmental policies.
- Act in a safe and positive manner always, ensure that those around you do not put themselves or others at risk. Your personal safety is your responsibility.
- Complete an accident/Incident report for any safety and/or health infractions that occur or witnessed.
- Commitment to SafetyAdhere to all United Electric health, safety, and environmental policies.
- Act in a safe and positive manner always, ensure that those around you do not put themselves or others at risk. Your personal safety is your responsibility.
- Complete an accident/Incident report for any safety and/or health infractions that occurs or are witnessed.
- Support all United Electric health, safety, and environmental policies for all employees within your branch.
- Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance
- Disability Insurance and Life Insurance 401(K) and Stock Ownership
- Paid Vacation and holidays
- Educational Benefits
- Wellness Programs
- Work/Life Balance
- Eligible for Commission
- We are an equal employment opportunity employer.
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