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Dynamite-Recruitment-Solutions is recruiting a Commercial Manager for the Southampton area. You will own the service contract portfolio, retain customers and drive new business, with a base of £50,000 plus commission and a realistic £80,000 OTE plus a company car.
Responsibilities include developing and maintaining contracts, negotiating terms, and collaborating with service and operations teams to maximise value for customers and the business. A UK driving license is essential.
Location: Southampton area
Salary: £50,000 basic + commission (£80,000 realistic OTE + company car)
Hours: Monday to Friday, full-time hours
We are currently recruiting for a Commercial Manager on behalf of an established, service-led business based in the Southampton area.
This is an exciting opportunity for a commercially driven individual to play a key role in growing a service department, with responsibility for retaining existing customers, developing long-term relationships and winning new service contracts.
As Commercial Manager, you will take ownership of developing and maintaining the service contract portfolio, ensuring existing customers are retained while identifying opportunities to secure new business.You will work closely with internal service and operational teams to develop commercial opportunities, improve contract retention and ensure service agreements deliver value for both the customer and the business.
We are looking for someone who is commercially minded, confident building relationships and motivated by both retaining existing business and winning new customers. Youwill have a proven ability to identify sales opportunities, negotiate effectively and develop customer accounts, alongside a good understanding of commercial performance and profitability.
Experience within a service-led environment would be advantageous. Backgrounds in HVAC, refrigeration, engineering services, building services, facilities management or similar technical sectors would be particularly relevant.