Commercial Compliance Representative (Sales Administration) Coventry (Hybrid) | Permanent | £28,500 + great benefits Graduates and early-career candidates welcome Looking for your first proper step into a commercial career? Our client is a growing supply chain services business that works with some of the UK's best-known brands and retailers. You'll join their commercial team and learn how a fast-moving business works from the inside, with full training from day one. What you'll do Look after customer accounts, contracts and pricing in the company's systems Check that orders, deliveries and invoicing are right for each customer Work with the sales, customer service and logistics teams to solve problems Pull together reports and support the sales team day to day What we're looking for A recent degree, or some experience in an admin, office or customer-facing role (part-time jobs and placements count) Someone who's organised and spots the details others miss Comfortable with Excel, or keen to get better at it A good communicator who's happy to pick up the phone and get things sorted Curious, keen to learn and ambitious to grow What's in it for you Full training and exposure to sales, operations and commercial teams 25 days' holiday plus bank holidays and your birthday off Option to buy or sell holiday Pension, Health insurance and an on-site wellbeing programme Hybrid working Interested? Apply now, or contact Kieran Hayes at Loom Talent: TPBN1_UKTJ
Commercial Compliance Representative employer: Loom Talent
As a Warehouse First Line Manager with our dynamic 3PL logistics provider in the Hounslow area, you will thrive in a supportive and inclusive work culture that prioritises employee development and operational excellence. With competitive salary packages, generous holiday allowances, and a focus on continuous improvement, we empower our team to achieve their full potential while ensuring a safe and efficient working environment. Join us to lead a motivated team and make a meaningful impact in a fast-paced industry.
