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Territory Sales Representative

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States

 

Regional Sales Manager — Virginia East
Mid-Atlantic Truck & Equipment (MATE)

Gear Up for Success in Heavy Equipment Sales

If you're already in the heavy equipment or vocational truck world—and ready for a new opportunity with more autonomy, support, and earning potential—this is your next move.

At MATE, we deliver the trucks and machines that keep cities running: street sweepers, sewer cleaners, hooklifts, vac trucks, and other specialty equipment essential to municipal and contractor operations. We’re looking for a driven, experienced sales pro to take the lead in our Virginia East territory and make a meaningful impact from day one.

Why Make the Move to MATE?

  • Strong compensation — Base + guaranteed draw up to $120K in year one, with uncapped commissions
    Top performers consistently earn $250K+ annually
  • Company vehicle provided (valued at $17K)
  • Full benefits package: Medical, dental, vision, PTO, 401(k) match, boot allowance, and more
  • Professional growth: Expand your product knowledge and sharpen your sales game with continued support and hands-on training
  • Established territory: Build on existing accounts while pursuing wide-open growth opportunities

What You’ll Do

This is a field-based sales role focused on building long-term relationships, identifying equipment needs, and delivering practical, high-impact solutions. You’ll work directly with public works departments, contractors, and fleet operators to keep their operations moving.

  • Meet with customers throughout Eastern Virginia
  • Demo equipment, quote solutions, and close deals
  • Manage your schedule and pipeline with the independence of a business owner
  • Collaborate with your local branches in Chesapeake and Hampton, VA for support, parts, and service coordination

You’ll Excel Here If:

  • You have direct experience selling heavy equipment or vocational trucks
  • You’re mechanically minded and comfortable talking through specs, hydraulics, electrical systems, and performance factors
  • You’re confident in the field, at ease behind the wheel, and enjoy the variety that comes with working in equipment sales
  • You build trust quickly and become your customer’s first call when they need solutions
  • You're able to lift up to 50 lbs and easily get in/out of large vehicles and equipment
  • You have a clean driving record and are willing to obtain a CDL (we’ll sponsor and support)

Additional Perks:

  • $200 annual boot allowance
  • Employee Assistance Program
  • Referral bonuses
  • A responsive team that supports you in the field—no red tape, no roadblocks

This is a remote position covering Eastern Virginia, with regular collaboration and equipment access through our Chesapeake and Hampton, VA branches.

At MATE, you’re not just selling machines—you’re helping essential services and operators do their jobs better, safer, and faster. If you’re ready to take your career to the next level with a team that values technical know-how and real-world sales success, we want to talk.

Gear up for success. Apply today and let’s move something big—together.

Mid-Atlantic Truck & Equipment is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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