Recruitment


Sales and Technical Account Manager (London Area)


Established in 1956, Heron Joinery are part of the highly successful Heron Bros Ltd group of companies. We have an extensive range of BM Trada Q Mark Certifi ed windows, doors and fi re doors, and are a CERTASS certifi ed installation contractor. www.heronjoinery.com


Heron Joinery manufacture traditional timber windows and doors, including fi re doors from 2 factories in Northern Ireland. We already have a strong presence across London, supplying and installing both new build and refurb contracts for over 15 years. Our team in London includes site managers as well as sales and technical managers


This role will be to support our growth in London and will be based in that area. The individual should have a minimum of 5 years’ sales and account management experience in a customer facing role. This will preferably be in the window and door industry working with main contractors, housing associations and councils. The individual will have a proven track record of business development with clients. They should be able to demonstrate excellent attention to detail and be competent in the use of Microsoft packages. A joinery, or similar technical background will be an advantage.


Salary and package will refl ect the importance of the role. Company car, pension and healthcare benefi ts will be available.


Written applications including CV, detailing how you meet the needs of this role, should be sent to Martin Blaney, Manufacturing Director, Heron Bros Ltd, 2 St. Patricks Street, Draperstown BT45 7AL or, by email to heronjoinery@heronjoinery.com


The skills of the timber industry in print and online www.ttjonline.com/recruitment


Chidi Adilih Group Sales Manager


+44 (0) 20 7406 6739 chidi.adilih@ttjonline.com


TTJ | November/December 2021 | www.ttjonline.com


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