Inside Salesperson

US Markets Inc.Elmhurst, IL
$45,000 - $93,000Onsite

About The Position

USM ReRents, a leading aerial equipment re-rental partner serving over 1,000 rental companies across the U.S. and Canada, is seeking to expand its Inside Sales team. This role is ideal for individuals with sales experience, a background in the construction or equipment-rental industries, and a desire to join a company recognized for its integrity, quality, and strong customer relationships. The position is based in an in-office environment in Elmhurst, IL.

Requirements

  • Sales experience, ideally with equipment.
  • A relentless prospecting discipline – daily outreach targets, consistent follow-up.
  • A curiosity that drives better conversations – asking thoughtful, open-ended questions.
  • Confident, clear communication skills — persuasive, and customer-focused.
  • Resilience – the ability to stay positive & motivated.
  • Relationship-building instincts – warmth & authenticity, remembering details about prospects.
  • A healthy sense of urgency.

Nice To Haves

  • Familiarity with aerial lifts, telehandlers, or general rental equipment.

Responsibilities

  • Source and develop new rental business, and strengthen existing partnerships.
  • Build and grow relationships with national, regional, and local equipment-rental companies.
  • Drive monthly rental revenue by maximizing the utilization of the aerial lift fleet (high-reach booms, heavy-capacity telehandlers, and specialty equipment).
  • Educate customers on equipment applications and the USM re-rental process/partnership.
  • Maintain accurate sales activity in Pipedrive CRM.
  • Collaborate daily with Rental Coordinators, Fleet Service professionals, and the Sales team to deliver exceptional service.

Benefits

  • Base salary $45,000, plus (unlimited) monthly sales commissions of $1000 – $4000+.
  • PTO, paid holidays, medical/dental/vision options, EAP services, a SIMPLE IRA with employer match, and more.
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