Sales Administrator

3TAM
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As Sales Administrator you’ll be a valuable part of our Commercial team, supporting them with sales order processing and a range of administrative tasks.

You will receive:

  • A competitive salary
  • Company performance bonus
  • 25 days annual leave (plus bank holidays)
  • Private Healthcare
  • In-service Life Assurance benefit of x 4 salary
  • Career development

What you’ll be doing:

Hours:Monday to Thursday 8 am to 4 pm and Friday 8 am to 3.30 pm

Overseeing credit control, providing marketing support, and managing various administrative tasks in a timely and efficient manner you’ll:

  • Process orders on our ERP and sales systems
  • Maintain and update accurate sales and customer records
  • Monitor late payments and address credit inquiries with customers
  • Support with the creation of commercial reports
  • Assist with travel arrangements and trade shows
  • Undertake ad hoc administrative and marketing tasks

About you:

With previous Sales office/Sales Administration experience, ideally in an engineering or manufacturing environment, you’ll:

  • Possess a high attention to detail and accuracy
  • Be a confident and effective communicator
  • Have the ability to work independently and collaboratively
  • Be PC literate and familiar with using online platforms/CRM/ERP systems

Who are 3T Additive Manufacturing Ltd (3T AM)?

3T AM, part of Beamit Group, is a market leader in Advanced Manufacturing (3D Printing), producing metal components for the Aerospace, Defence, Motorsports, Space, Energy, and Industrial sectors. With an increasing demand from our customers looking for a quicker and cost-effective way of producing metal components, this is an exciting time for 3T AM.

Help us to become NET ZERO!

Our vision is to set the sustainable advanced manufacturing standard with an overall objective to become a net zero manufacturer by 2032. We have already taken our first step by switching over to sustainable energy and we are always encouraging our team to come up with creative ways to help us achieve our vision.

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