Retail Trade Sales

Retail Trade Sales Specialist Sydney Tools - Gregory Hills

Sydney Tools is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Retail Trade Sales Specialist for our Gregory Hills location. If you have a sales or trade background and are committed to continuous self-improvement, we encourage you to apply.

What We Offer:

• Performance Rewards: Salary reviews every six months based on target achievement.
• Career Growth: Opportunities for advancement within a stable, expanding national company.
• Expert Training: Ongoing product training provided directly by suppliers.

About You: We are looking for individuals ready to contribute. You will possess:

• Relevant Experience: Backgrounds in sales, customer service, or a trade are valued.
• Driven to Succeed: Motivation to meet personal targets and contribute to team objectives.
• Passion for Tools: A genuine interest in the products sold.
• Basic Computer Skills: Comfort with essential computer tasks.
• Positive Attitude: A team player eager for professional learning and growth.

Your Day-to-Day Duties: As a Retail Trade Sales Specialist, your responsibilities will include:

• Handling in-store and phone-based customer sales and transactions.
• Advising customers on current promotions and offers.
• Resolving customer inquiries and issues effectively.
• Creating and maintaining engaging product displays and store presentation.
• Participating in regular training to enhance product and sales expertise.

Work Schedule:

• A stable 11-day fortnightly roster is provided.
• This includes one rostered weekend day each week.

Company Details: Founded in 2001, Sydney Tools is a family-owned business with over 110 stores across Australia and New Zealand, establishing us as a leader in power tool sales. We are dedicated to providing reliability and uncompromising quality to the trade and construction industry throughout Australia.

Location: Gregory Hills Work Type: Full-time Salary: Up to $80,000 (Depending on Experience) Work Type: Onsite

Only applicants with valid working rights in Australia will be considered.