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Retail Territory Manager
Permanent | Full time
Location: Field based across Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire & Lincolnshire
Ready to build strong customer relationships and turn data into meaningful action? We’re looking for a Retail Territory Manager to join our UK team and play a key role in supporting customers, protecting CHEP assets, and driving service excellence. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys being out in the field, solving problems, and influencing positive behaviours across a diverse customer base.
What you’ll be doing
- Customer relationship management - building trusted partnerships and educating customers on CHEP processes
- Data driven customer visits triggered by asset performance insights
- Identifying misuse and recovery opportunities to protect and improve asset productivity
- Training and influencing customers to ensure correct asset handling and service compliance
- Using reports and digital tools to complete root‑cause analysis and drive performance improvements
- Collaborating with internal teams to enhance customer satisfaction and collection performance
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What you’ll bring
- A full UK driving licence
- 2+ years’ experience in a customer facing or field based role
- 2+ years’ experience in Customer Service or Account Management within a service led or FMCG environment
- Strong attention to detail with the ability to analyse data and spot trends
- A people focused approach with confidence in influencing and problem solving
Why Join Us?
- 🌍 Certified Top 17 Global Employer
- 💰 Annual bonus (typically 10%)
- 📈 Generous share scheme
- 🚗 Company Car
- 🏥 Private healthcare (single cover)
- 🕑 Field based/remote working
- 🌴 25 days holiday + statutory leave, with option to buy/sell 5 days
- 💼 Up to 7.5% company pension
- ❤️ Life Assurance & Employee Assistance Programme


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