Outside Sales Specialist - Facility Solutions (British Columbia)

Outside Sales Specialist - Facility Solutions (British Columbia)

16 Sep
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United Rentals
|
British Columbia

16 Sep

United Rentals

British Columbia

Join United Rentals as an Outside Sales Specialist in Flooring and Facility Solutions. Drive sales and forge solid customer connections in the construction market.

Focusing on facility maintenance and restoration, you will engage with prospective clients and strengthen existing relationships. This energetic role requires adept consultative selling skills and a passion for fostering cooperation. You will be the primary contact for customers, utilizing your expertise to understand their needs and turn prospects into loyal clients, enhancing overall revenue growth.

Key Responsibilities:
• Drive revenue growth from construction sites and facilities
• Identify and develop new accounts in defined markets




• Nurture existing customer relationships for long-term partnerships
• Work with rental sales reps to close deals
• Analyze market conditions and competitor strategies

Requirements:
• Bachelor's degree or relevant experience
• 3 years’ experience in flooring and surface prep
• Strong communication and problem-solving skills
• Knowledge of construction equipment preferred
• Clean driving record and valid driver’s license

Harness your sales skills with United Rentals, a recognized leader in the equipment rental industry.
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📌 Outside Sales Specialist - Facility Solutions (British Columbia)
🏢 United Rentals
📍 British Columbia

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