Mitchell Maguire
Area Manager – Geotextiles & Geosynthetics

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Area Manager – Geotextiles & Geosynthetics
Job Title: Area Manager – Geotextiles & Geosynthetics Products
Job reference Number: 904032-4142-26216
Industry Sector: Area Manager, Specification Sales Manager, Technical Sales Manager, Specification, Sales, Geotechnical Systems, Geotextiles, Civil Engineering, Civils Solutions, Ground Protection, Ground Engineering, Soil Stabilisation, Drainage, Building Products, Hard Landscaping, Geomembranes, Grass Reinforcements, Gravel Reinforcements, Drainage modules, Gabions, Erosion Controls, Root Protection
Area to be covered: South
Remuneration: £50,000 - £65,000 + bonus
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Benefits: Company car or allowance, private pension & healthcare
The role of Area Manager – Geotextiles & Geosynthetics Products will involve:
- Area Specification & Sales Manager position promoting a high quality technical range of geotextile & geosynthetics products
- All of your time will be spent selling to and generating specifications with specifiers, engineering consultants and engineers
- Preparing preliminary design concepts, technical proposals, and front-end engineering solutions
- Turnover target tbc
- Dealing with large project sizes
- Focusing on an area of Birmingham down


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The ideal applicant will be Area Manager – Geotextiles & Geosynthetics Products with:
- Must have experience in the geotechnical engineering, civil engineering, infrastructure construction or related industry
- Ideally chartership such as; CEng / CGeol
- Ideally have a degree in geotechnical, ground and civil engineering
- Ideally experience dealing with specifiers, consultants, contractors and councils
- IT literate (Microsoft Office)
- Highly organised, motivated and driven
- Excellent communication skills both written and verbally
- Outgoing, enthusiastic and confident personality
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