Territory Manager - Mobile, AL

BlastOneMobile, AL
Onsite

About The Position

BlastOne is a leading global supplier in the Industrial Corrosion Control Industry, experiencing rapid global growth and seeking top talent to join their dynamic, fast-paced family. They believe in attracting the best talent by offering competitive compensation and great benefits. This role is a full-time, hands-on position within a creative, energetic, and highly customer-focused sales environment.

Requirements

  • Minimum 3 years’ experience in selling Industrial Equipment/Machinery
  • Demonstrated ability to sell
  • Mechanical aptitude
  • Problem solver
  • Organizational skills
  • Solid grasp of basic computer systems - Microsoft Outlook/Word/Excel, CRM, etc.
  • Excellent attention to detail
  • Brilliant task and time management skills
  • A “can-do attitude”

Nice To Haves

  • Fluent in use of salesforce.com CRM system
  • Ability to write technical sales letters
  • Understanding of Corrosion Control Industry
  • Experience with Industrial Sandblaster/Painter

Responsibilities

  • Grow and enhance existing customer relationships.
  • Find potential and bring new customers on board with BlastOne in your designated group of clients or territories.
  • Establish relationships with senior decision makers in a corporate environment.
  • Develop a long-term vision (6 months to 5 years) and influence specifications to maximize BlastOne opportunities.
  • Track long-term potential opportunities and projects that will provide business for BlastOne in the future.
  • Conduct proactive sales calls to create future business opportunities.

Benefits

  • Great company culture with a meaningful mission
  • Flexible time off
  • Generous 401k policy
  • Industry leading Health Insurance & benefits program
  • Ability to put your personal stamp on the success of a company
  • Incredible opportunities to grow within the company and the industry, both your responsibilities and compensation
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