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Commercial Accounts Manager

Syntech Recruitment Ltd
Abingdon
9 months ago
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Commercial Accounts Manager / Based near Abingdon Centre / Up to £50k DoE An exciting opportunity has arisen for a skilled and motivated Commercial Accounts Manager to join a dynamic engineering and manufacturing business. This role is key to driving sustainable growth through effective management of commercial accounts, with a strong focus on quoting, purchasing, scheduling, and customer relations. We are looking for a candidate who thrives in a collaborative, high-tech environment and has the technical expertise to deliver exceptional results for clients across sectors such as Nuclear, Medical, Semiconductor, and Defence/Aerospace. What’s on Offer:Competitive salary between £30,000 - £50,000 per annum (dependent on experience).Opportunities for training and development – we welcome applications from both experienced professionals and individuals looking to grow into the role.Comprehensive benefits package.Commercial Accounts Manager Responsibilities:Ensure strict adherence to GD&T standards in quotes, specifications, and product deliveries, maintaining "right first time" quality and safety protocols.Accurately estimate parts and assemblies based on engineering drawings and digital data, capturing all GD&T requirements. Prepare detailed, high-quality quotes with clear narratives.Act as the primary technical contact for assigned accounts, managing contracts from inception to completion. Monitor profitability and sugg...

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