Trade Shop Support

Basic Salary of £23,092 + Company car with generous bonus scheme, OTE of up to £26,565.

The Würth Group is a leading industrial consumable products provider with over 400 companies and a global workforce of 76,000. Our dedication to quality products and excellent customer service has earned us an enviable reputation and on-going growth. Our divisional Field Sales Consultants sell across four main industries; Automotive, Wood, Metal & Construction. Our aim is to drive sales and grow our business with existing customers and seek out opportunities through new customers.

We require people with excellent sales skills and proven success in goal setting and achievement or alternatively you may come from a relevant trade or customer facing background. As a Trade Shop Support with Würth UK Ltd you will earn a competitive salary and be given full-training, support and tools required to build a successful career with Würth.

Store Duties & Responsibilities will include shop cover in cases of holiday and sickness, along with the day to day support.

Duties and responsibilities to include but not limited to;

• Opening and closing of stores when required
• All day to day shop activities while covering
• Open Day Preparation/Product demonstrations
• Alarm callout
• Ensuring that the stores are kept clean and tidy at all times
• New business development
• Telephoning existing and new customers

The ideal candidate would be;

• Enthusiastic
• ‘Hands-on’ with practical attitude
• Self sufficient
• Possess good organizational skills
• PC literate
• Committed
• Willing to travel
• Willing to have overnight stays

If this sounds like you and you would like to build a career with a modern, progressive company with an eye on the future, apply for this position by clicking the button below. Be a part of the Würth success story; work in a positive environment alongside a multi-national team.

For more information please visit our website www.wurth.co.uk

We are committed to inclusion and diversity for the future success of the Wurth Group.