Sales and Proposals Engineer
Executive Placements · Kensington
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Randburg area
Well-established bulk materials handling Turnkey projects company
The sales and Proposals engineer will work with the sales team and colleagues from a range of departments such as design, production, purchasing, quality, and senior company managers.
Qualifications and experience
- Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or related field.
- Proven experience in proposal engineering or project management within the material handling industry.
- Knowledge of material handling systems.
- Strong analytical skills to assess project requirements and develop cost-effective solutions.
- Basic Skill in CAD software for creating PFDs.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Responsibilities and tasks
- Promptly respond to client inquiries related to material handling systems, including conveyors, storage solutions, and automation.
- Gather detailed requirements and specifications to propose suitable solutions.
- Develop comprehensive bids for material handling system projects, encompassing technical specifications, layout drawings, equipment lists, and cost estimates.
- Manage the proposal process to meet deadlines for submitting quotes and bids.
- Collaborate with internal teams, to finalize proposals promptly.
- Create clear and accurate Process Flow Diagrams (PFDs) to illustrate the layout and functionality of proposed material handling systems.
- Incorporate feedback from design engineers and clients to refine PFDs as needed.
Additional Information
- Familiarity with industry standards and regulations governing material handling systems is preferred.
- Willingness to travel occasionally for client meetings or site visits may be required.
- Flexibility to adapt to changing project requirements and priorities is essential.
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