Compliance Sales Engineer

Position: Compliance Sales Engineer (Permanent)
I have a fantastic opportunity for a qualified mechanically biased Engineer with experience of working with pressure systems, to become a Compliance Sales Engineer. The successful Compliance Sales Engineer will join my client’s growing business, based in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.

You will travel to customer sites, provide technical advice and carry out surveys on pressure system safety regulations, once back in the office you will submit quotations and recommendations for clients, ideally obtaining new business and providing exceptional service to current customers.

Compliance Sales Engineer Responsibilities:

* Attend customer sites, carry out inspections and survey of pressure systems in line with SI2000 safety regulations.

* Provide technical advice and recommendations on inspection findings.

* Promote services to obtain new business from new clients and existing customers.

* Produce quotations, obtain supplier costs, and submit reports.

* Liaise with team to follow through sales leads, and pro-actively use sales and marketing initiatives.

* Ensure exceptional customer service.

Compliance Sales Engineer Applicant Requirements:

* Must hold a minimum of a NVQ level 3 – Mechanical bias.

* Ideally have previous experience in a similar role.

* The successful candidate must have a strong mechanical engineering background and knowledge of pressure systems and their safety regulations.

* Strong organisational skills.

* IT Literate.

* Ability to work under pressure.

* Strong customer facing skills and ability to build strong relationships with customers.

* Full UK Driving Licence.

Compliance Sales Engineer Benefits:

* Salary up to £55,000 depending on experience.

* Company pension.

* 25 days holiday & bank holidays.

* Company car & fuel expenses paid.

* Mobile phone & tablet provided.

NOTE:

Our client encourages applications from candidates from both commercial and ex-military backgrounds;
Royal Navy, British Army or Royal Air Force and who have a strong mechanical engineering bias