Please note: we are unable to provide visa sponsorship for this role, therefore you must have the right to work in the UK permanently without the need for visa sponsorship Sales/Admin Assistant Location: Farnham (Surrey) Salary: £25,000 per annum My client is a renewable energy business who provides renewable energy and electrical installation services to both domestic and commercial clients, focusing on cost-efficient and high quality solutions. They are currently looking for a Sales & Administration Assistant to join their team. The successful candidate will have the responsibility of providing administrative support and assist in managing or closing sales leads confidently and using direct communication. Responsibilities: • Provide administrative support with managing customers from start to finish with their solar/electrical installation. • Answering telephone calls, handling general queries as well as making the initial contact to potential leads and following through with customers to close the sale. • Drafting and issuing proposals and maintaining contact with customers. • Performing other duties and responsibilities as assigned • Maintain electronic and hard copy filing systems using the company software. • Record interactions and information accurately and efficiently. Skills & Experience needed: • Good communication skills both in person and on the telephone. • Strong computer skills including Microsoft Office. • A good work ethic and a drive to grow with the business. • Be efficient, organised and have a keen eye for detail. • Previous experience in administration and sales preferred but not essential. • Previous experience in solar/renewables is preferred but not essential. • Ability to multitask and prioritise tasks effectively. • Driving Licence required Desirable: • A-Levels or equivalent • Retail sales: 1 year • Customer service: 1 year We offer: • Salary of £25,000 per annum • Company events • Company pension • Free on-site parking This role will be recruited for quite quickly, so please apply ASAP to avoid disappointment