Work with sales personnel to increase customer base or depending on the branch size, directly handle sales management responsibilities, including meeting with and making presentations to current and potential customers; resolving customer problems; and participating in the bidding of large and/or complex jobs to ensure profitability. Review and approve revenue and margins prior to submission of sales proposals.
Maintain updated knowledge of all federal, state and local elevator industry code requirements; and have a good understanding standing of employment and labor laws.
Maintain a strong working knowledge of the overall market area, including sales backlog, service and repair volume, market penetration, volume of outstanding bids, available new business, special projects, and staffing requirements and availability. Maintain market knowledge of the geographic submarkets, customer segments, strengths and weaknesses of the competition and positions the branch accordingly for sustained success.
Review and approve invoices, accounts receivables, write-offs, and credits, including assisting in the collection of problem accounts. Lead meetings to review all over 90 receivables (AR) and assigns action plans.
Responsible for multiple levels of approvals including but not limited to purchasing, contract execution, contract modifications, and price adjustments.
Oversee retention of service contracts including direct involvement in all “at risk” customer accounts. Play leadership role in customer retention programs using processes, tools, and technology.
Oversee and approve sales incentives and use of company systems.
Review contracts for approval from sales staff. Work with legal department to negotiate and obtain final approval from customer.
Lead by example the company’s commitment to customer service and understand the importance and need to follow through on customer care.
Develop and maintain strong working relationships with clients, elevator consultants, building owners, managers, and prospects.
Interface with corporate and US field departments including the factory, elevate, coordination, leasing, legal, and labor relations. When requested, represents the company in legal proceedings.
Manage profit and loss (P&L) and use accounting reports to measure each department's performance to ensure monthly budgetary goals are met. Prepare yearly budget for district management to be presented to executive management. Lead unprofitable account reviews and follow-ups.
Lead by example the company’s commitment to safety and administer the company safety program, including performing safety audits when necessary and stressing the importance of safety to all employees. Chair branch safety committee.
Maintain a strong working knowledge of the contract with the International Union of Elevator Constructor, including meeting with local business agents to resolve issues involving contract work, grievances, and union employee issues.
Ensure the branch's daily operations run efficiently, cost effectively, and meet financial commitments.
Requirements
payroll
bachelor's
5+ years
technical knowledge
problem analysis
passport
Requires a valid passport and the ability to travel abroad.
Prolonged periods of standing and walking.
Have detailed understanding of payroll system and how field payroll is coded.
Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
Maintain strong familiarity of company products.
Experience: Minimum 5 years in related
Overnight Travel Expectations: +/- 5%
Requires a consistent physical presence at the branch office to oversee shared services functions and employees, normally achieved by working standard business hours. Certain positions will require a flexibility of working hours to meet the demands of the job and the direction of the manager.
Detailed understanding of SB invoicing process, pay applications for modernization and new installation projects.
Education: Bachelor's degree, Masters a plus.
Problem Analysis
Technical Professional Knowledge
Requires a valid driver’s license and a satisfactory Motor Vehicle Report.
Must be able to lift up to 25 pounds at times.
Local Travel Expectations: 25%-50%
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
no visa sponsorship is provided; applicants must already be authorized to work in the u.s.
Security clearance
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Company
Overview
$1.5B Annual Revenue
Top Five Elevator Company
Globally recognized as one of the top five elevator companies, generating approximately $1.5 billion in revenue annually.
12,000 Units
Managed Systems
Maintains around 12,000 elevator units in North America, ensuring reliable service and quick response times.
2 Callbacks/Year
Service Reliability
Features a low callback rate of under two callbacks per unit annually, showcasing exceptional service reliability.
Born in Japan in 1948 and expanding globally over decades, it became North America’s regional branch from the late 1970s.
Operates across the US and Canada with sales, installation, service and modernization of elevators, escalators and moving walkways.
Manufactures most critical components—including controllers and machines—across 11 facilities worldwide, including in Ohio.
Offers new construction installations, system modernizations, destination dispatch systems and capital improvement work.
Innovated world‑first elevator systems including micro‑computer controls (1978), AI‑based group management (1995), double‑deck FLEX‑DD and air‑purifying IONFUL systems.
Maintains around 12,000 units in North America, managing about 65 units per route mechanic for fast response.
Culture + Values
Respecting people, technologies and products, we collaborate with people from nations around the world to develop beautiful and functional cities that meet the needs of a new age.
Operating under the Japanese business principle of 'Sanpo Yoshi' – transactions that benefit the seller, the buyer and society at large.
Pursuit of safety and security, human resources development, technology transfer, social contribution and environmental activities guided by our Management Philosophy.
Environment + Sustainability
46% Emission Reduction
Target by 2030
Committed to reducing Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 46% compared to the 2019 base year.
10.8% CO₂ Reduction
2023 Achievement
In Fiscal 2023, Scope 1 and 2 CO₂ emissions decreased by 10.8% compared to the 2019 baseline.
29.5% Sales Intensity
2023 Improvement
Sales-volume intensity dropped by 29.5% to 10.3 tons per 100 million yen in Fiscal 2023.
Committed to contributing to a decarbonized society; reducing power consumption of our products in line with ISO 14001-based environmental policy.
Adoption of a TCFD‑compliant environmental strategy with Sustainability Committee overseeing climate risk and aligning with management plans.
Committed to UN Global Compact since 2021, endorsing principles on human rights, labour, environment and anti‑corruption.
Inclusion & Diversity
is a UN Global Compact signatory endorsing its principles including elimination of discrimination in employment.
No specific DEI targets or gender‑related statistics publicly disclosed for US & Canada operations.