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Job Title: Internal Sales Executive
Location: St Helens (WA9 4HU)
Salary: Up to £30,000 per annum (DOE) + Bonus opportunities
Shifts: Monday- Friday 09:00- 17:00
Contract Type: Permanent

We are currently recruiting for an experienced Internal Sales Executive for our client who specialise in precision machined components for high profile industries which include the Aerospace, Petrol Chemical & Power Generation.

As an Internal Sales Executive your duties will be;

  • Responding to sales enquiries via phone and email

  • Generating and following up on leads to develop new business opportunities

  • Building and maintaining strong relationships with existing clients and key accounts

  • Preparing and issuing quotations, proposals, and sales orders

  • Liaising with external sales teams, suppliers, and other internal departments to ensure smooth order processing

  • Maintaining accurate records of customer interactions

  • Meeting or exceeding sales targets and KPIs set by management

  • Assisting with market research and competitor analysis

  • Supporting promotional campaigns and attending occasional trade events or exhibitions

  • Preparing regular sales reports for management

    The successful Internal Sales Executive will have the following skills;

  • Must have experience working within a similar role

  • An outgoing and confident personality with the ability to build rapport, gain trust and maintain strong relationships with clients.

  • A professional, self- motivated attitude, displaying honesty and integrity at all times and possess the ability to remain calm under pressure.

  • Confident using IT systems

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