Sales Engineer - Fire Sprinkler

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ryan fireprotectionMinneapolis (MN)
Sales EngineersFire Protection

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About the role

Sales EngineerDepartment: Fire Sprinkler Position Overview:This position is responsible for building general contractor and owner direct customer relationships and pursuing new project opportunities. Key Responsibilities:Manage customer quote requests and develop relationshipsDetermines bidding priorities, understands capture rates and margin opportunitiesAbility to determine the most economical way to provide customer with code compliant and economical service Accuracy of estimate: Quoting per project specifications, including: special equipment/material, subcontractor needs and rental pricingAccuracy of proposal: Matching bid document requirements, proposal is clear and concise with no grammatical errors or contradictions and complete with all appropriate informationPrepared and organized for bid reviews with department headCompletes job award paperwork accurately and timely and is prepared for turnover meeting with operationsSupport operations with pricing or conflict resolution on projects soldClearly define the scope of work, conditions, expectations, opportunities, terms of payment, etc. when turning sold projects over to operations Important Skills:Direct communicator, with the ability to multi-task and problem solve.Ability to work with different personalities and communicate effectively with customers and employees.Proficient in Microsoft Office and ability to work in Windows based programs. Experience and knowledge in the fire protection industry.Candidates must possess and maintain a valid driver's license. The ability to drive to job sites / work locations is a requirement of this position. A motor vehicle record (MVR) check will be conducted as part of the hiring process.

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