Mitchell Maguire
Area Sales Manager – Windows

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Area Sales Manager – Windows
Job Title: Area Sales Manager – Windows
Job reference Number: 953353-8766-26251
Industry Sector: Fenestration, Windows & Doors, Doors, Window Trims, PVC, uPVC, Fascia, Gutters, Glazing, Building Products, Building Materials, Construction Sales, Window Installers, Installers, Contractors, Housebuilders, Installers, Specifiers, Architects, Contractors, Specification Sales Manager, Area Sales Manager, Business Development Manager, Sales Representative
Area to be covered: Northern Ireland (Portadown and surrounding areas)
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Remuneration: £40,000 - £50,000 + bonuses
Benefits: Car allowance or company car & full benefits
The role of the Area Sales Manager – Windows & Doors will involve:
- Commercial sales position selling the supply and installation of windows and associated products
- Focusing on commercial projects such as; hotels, student accusation and retail sectors
- All of your time will be spent selling to contractors, housebuilders, developers & architects
- Turnover target to be confirmed (tbc) depending on experience
- Will be given projects however will be expected to generate new business
- Great internal support and cross selling opportunities


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The ideal applicant will be an Area Sales Manager – Windows & Doors with:
- Must have field sales experience in the construction sector
- Must have commercial experience selling to contractors, housebuilders, developers & architects
- Ideally within the fenestration, windows & glazing sector however open in terms of what building products you’ve sold
- Driven, target focused and a team player
- Analytical thinker
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