Technical Sales Executive / Concrete Specialist / Engineering Advisor

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A TECHNICAL SALES EXECUTIVE / CONCRETE SPECIALIST / ENGINEERING ADVISOR WITH EXPERTISE IN READY MIX CONCRETE REQUIRED FOR A LEADING WASTE MANAGEMENT COMPANY

JOB TITLE: Technical Sales Executive / Concrete Specialist / Engineering Advisor - Ready Mix Concrete

SALARY: Circa £50k DOE
Company vehicle or £550.00 car allowance every 25 days
25 Days + bank holiday and Pension Scheme

LOCATION: Reading area

YOU MAY BE: Concrete Technologist, Concrete Engineer, Materials Engineer (Concrete & Aggregates), Ready-Mix Concrete Technician, Concrete Mix Design Specialist, Technical Sales Executive (Concrete & Construction Materials), Business Development Manager (Ready-Mix Concrete), Sales Engineer (Concrete Products & Solutions), Account Manager (Concrete & Aggregates), Customer Support Specialist (Concrete Industry)

PREVIOUS INDUSTRIES: Construction, Civil Engineering, Commercial Construction, Industrial Construction, Cement Production, Ready-Mix Concrete Supply, Building Materials

ROLE: Technical Sales Executive / Concrete Specialist / Engineering Advisor - Ready Mix Concrete

You will be responsible for selling a variety of ready-mix concrete (RMC) and concrete products to a diverse customer base while delivering exceptional customer service. Additionally, you will provide technical guidance and support to both internal and external clients within the Ready-Mix Concrete sector. Ensuring compliance with BSI standards, you will maintain all necessary records and processes. The role also includes performing essential administrative tasks to support smooth operations.

EXPERIENCE: Technical Sales Executive / Concrete Specialist / Engineering Advisor - Ready Mix Concrete

You will have extensive knowledge of Ready-Mix Concrete along with proven sales experience. A strong understanding of relevant health and safety regulations is essential. Holding Concrete Technology Parts 1 and 2 qualifications would be advantageous. A full UK driving license is required for this role

YOU MAY BE: Concrete Technologist, Concrete Engineer, Materials Engineer (Concrete & Aggregates), Ready-Mix Concrete Technician, Concrete Mix Design Specialist, Technical Sales Executive (Concrete & Construction Materials), Business Development Manager (Ready-Mix Concrete), Sales Engineer (Concrete Products & Solutions), Account Manager (Concrete & Aggregates), Customer Support Specialist (Concrete Industry)

PREVIOUS INDUSTRIES: Construction, Civil Engineering, Commercial Construction, Industrial Construction, Cement Production, Ready-Mix Concrete Supply, Building Materials

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