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TRP Infrastructure Services

Traffic Control Sales (Inside/Outside)

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In-Office
Austin, TX, USA
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Austin, TX, USA
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Develop customer relationships, generate sales opportunities, prepare quotations and pricing, promote traffic control products and services, and coordinate with operations to support customer satisfaction. The role conducts inside and outside sales, maintains CRM records and activity reports, monitors competitors, and supports trade shows, customer visits, and networking events.
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Role Summary

The Traffic Control Sales Representative is responsible for developing customer relationships, generating sales opportunities, and promoting traffic control products and services.

TRP Infrastructure Services is a leading provider of pavement marking, traffic control, and infrastructure services throughout the United States. We are committed to safety, quality, and operational excellence while providing employees with opportunities for growth and long-term career success.

TRP Infrastructure Services is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Veteran-Friendly Employer.


Requirements

Core Responsibilities

·      Develop and maintain customer relationships.

·      Generate new business opportunities and sales leads.

·      Prepare quotations, proposals, and pricing information.

·      Promote traffic control products, services, and solutions.

·      Coordinate with operations to ensure customer satisfaction.

·      Maintain customer records and sales activity reports.

·      Utilize Microsoft Office and CRM tools.

·      Conduct inside and outside sales activities.

·      Support trade shows, customer visits, and networking events.

·      Monitor industry trends and competitor activity.

Experience & Physical Requirements

·      Minimum 1 year of sales experience required.

·      Knowledge of traffic control products and the traffic control industry preferred.

·      Strong computer literacy and Microsoft Office skills.

·      Excellent communication and customer service abilities.

·      Valid driver's license for outside sales activities preferred.


Benefits

·         Health Insurance

·         Dental Insurance

·         Vision Insurance

·         Life Insurance

·         Short-Term Disability Insurance

·         Long-Term Disability Insurance

·         401k

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