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Kemp Recruitment
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£30000 - £35000 per annum
Description
Role : Branch Manager Salary: £30,000 – £35,000 Location: Bridgewater Hours: Monday to Friday The client is a Lifting Equipment Company who are looking for an experienced Branch Manager to join their growing team. The depot is a successful site within the company and is currently in the process of expanding further. The client is looking to find a strong and successful manager with a proven track record of guiding a team to success. They will need to be experienced within the equipment rental sector. The successful Branch Manager will be responsible for: Day to day management of the branch and all personnel Develop a robust sales plan to ensure revenue growth and market share. Day to day management of the branch and all personnel Ensure all transport commitments are complied with in line with customer requirements. Review in Service and Repair items creating a plan to resolve. A successful Branch Manager will have; A full, valid driving licence Previous experience in either Lifting, Plant or Powered Access Knowledge of Hire software preferred A proven track record in a management position with a desire to lead The client will offer the Branch Manager; A competitive salary Company pension If you are interested in this Branch Managers role, or would like any further information please call Karla at Kemp Recruitment on 0330 440 2323, or submit an up to date CV through this advert. INDCS1
Location
Bridgwater
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