Territory Fire Sales Pro - 1099, Uncapped Commission
Dinges Fire Company
Bourbon (IN)
Hybrid
USD 50,000 - 100,000
Part time
14 days+
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Job summary
Dinges Fire Company is seeking salespeople in Bourbon, Indiana, to manage accounts and ensure customer satisfaction in the fire and EMT sectors. Responsible for planning and executing sales strategies, making new client calls, and partnerships with fire and EMT decision-makers. The role offers a chance to work either full-time or part-time as independent contractors, with compensation based on commissions of approximately 40% of gross profit. A background in firefighting is recommended but not mandatory.
Responsibilities
Prepare sales action plans and strategies.
Schedule sales activity.
Make sales calls to new and existing customers.
Develop and make presentations of company products and services to clients.
Negotiate with clients.
Develop sales proposals.
Respond to sales inquiries and concerns.
Ensure customer service satisfaction and good client relationships.
Follow up on sales activity.
Monitor and report on sales activities.
Participate in sales events and training.
Skills
planning and strategizing
adaptability
verbal and written communication
negotiation skills
resilience and tenacity
goal driven
Education
knowledge of fire service equipment and tools
knowledge of basic computer applications
knowledge of customer service principles
knowledge of basic business principles
Job description
Dinges Fire Company is seeking salespeople in Bourbon, Indiana, to manage accounts and ensure customer satisfaction in the fire and EMT sectors. Responsible for planning and executing sales strategies, making new client calls, and partnerships with fire and EMT decision-makers. The role offers a chance to work either full-time or part-time as independent contractors, with compensation based on commissions of approximately 40% of gross profit. A background in firefighting is recommended but not mandatory.