NETS Couriers & Freight Forwarding
Account Manager

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Role: Account Manager (Growth & Care)
Location: Hybrid — North East area (UK)
Hours:
Monday to Friday, flexible when needed
Salary:
Based on experience
At North East Transport Services (NETS Couriers & Freight Forwarding) we do freight differently. We’re a close-knit, supportive team that genuinely looks after one another and our customers. We pride ourselves on being reliable, resourceful, and doing the right thing — even when it’s 4:59 pm and something needs sorting.
We’re looking for someone who shares our passion for logistics and wants to make a real difference.
What you’ll do
- Build and maintain strong relationships with existing freight accounts.
- Seek and win new business — if you love the thrill of building something new, you’ll have room to do it here.
- Work hand-in-hand with operations to book and arrange some of the transport yourself, making sure customers get a seamless service.
- Solve issues quickly and keep service standards high.
- Spot opportunities to help customers further and grow their accounts.
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What we’re looking for
- You still care. You enjoy the freight industry and want to work somewhere that values you.
- Customer-first mindset. You’ll go the extra mile because you know it matters.
- Sales ability. You know how to open doors and build trust to bring in new accounts.
- Freight forwarding experience is ideal, but we’re open to other logistics backgrounds if you’re passionate and quick to learn.
- Team spirit — we’ve got each other’s backs, and we want you to have ours too.
- Willing to roll up your sleeves and get involved in the operational side when needed.


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Why NETS
- A friendly, supportive environment — no corporate politics, no being just a number.
- Freedom to really look after customers, without being held back by red tape.
- Flexibility when life needs it — because trust goes both ways.
- Room to grow with a company that’s expanding and excited about the future.
If you’re great at what you do but feel like your hard work isn’t appreciated — or you’re a strong salesperson ready for a fresh start — we’d love to hear from you.
📧 Send your CV and a quick note to info@netscouriers.co.uk — let’s have a conversation.
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