Mitchell Maguire
Regional Sales Manager – Geosynthetics

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Regional Sales Manager – Geosynthetic Products
Job Title: Regional Sales Manager – Geosynthetic Products
Job reference Number: 246440-2958-26190
Industry Sector: Area Sales Manager, Regional Sales Manager, Business Development Manager, Builders Merchants, Civil & Drainage Merchants, Sub Contractors, Main Contractors, Engineers, Consultants, Specification Sales, Specifiers, Soil Stabilisation, Ground Engineering, Groundworkers, Geosynthetics, Civils, Drainage, Man Hole Covers, Slot Drainage, Surface Drainage
Area to be covered: South East, East Anglia & Midlands
Remuneration: £50,000 - £60,000 + £8,000 bonus
Benefits: Tesla model 3 or equivalent electric car & full company benefits
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The role of the Regional Sales Manager – Geosynthetic Products will involve:
- Field sales position, selling a high end manufactured range of geosynthetic products such as; geogrids, geomembranes, geocells & geopaving
- Majority of your time will be spent selling to and generating specification with contractors, engineers & consultants
- The remaining time will be spent back selling through the merchant channels
- Well established area turning over circa £6m
- 200+ accounts to manage
- Working on projects including: civil projects, airports, retail parks, car parks, rail, highways etc.
- Working on projects from £1,000 up to £300,000+


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The ideal applicant will be an Regional Sales Manager – Geosynthetic Products with:
- Must have external sales experience in the geosynthetics sector
- May consider a superstar in the civils / drainage sector selling to engineers, consultants, contractors and merchants
- Organised, used to project tracking (ability to follow projects through to completion)
- Excellent field sales / territory management
- Ability to manage territory like it’s your own business
- Technically minded, understanding of civil engineering and building industry routines
- Ideally able to read engineering drawing and to communicate technical information
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