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Tilos Seeking Sales Support Representative at California HQ
Tilos, Inc. specializes in the development, manufacture and distribution of technical life support, water, safety, personal fitness and recreation products. They are looking for a talented individual who can support their Mission of providing “personal aquatic equipment for recreational and professional use”.
Tilos expect their employees to lead others with respect, be courageous, to embrace and drive change, be mindful of their environmental impact, be efficient while being responsible to their customers, and above all else to be honest and do the right thing as they work together to succeed as a team and achieve company goals.
The Sales Support Representative is responsible to provide professional sales and support to in-house and outside sales reps and assist in the daily business operations, deliver positive customer service by demonstrating excellent written and verbal communication skills in all aspects of the job. This position serves as the main contact for sales order processing, customer order compliance, order system knowledge and fill rate from order point to fulfillment. This position must be able to multi-task and interface with various levels within the organization.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Process orders and following up with deliveries.
- Oversee invoicing and payments.
- Provide information and liaison to customers via phone/email, as well as troubleshooting etc.
- Organize trade shows and events.
- Promote Tilos and our products on social media
- Handle of media contacts and press releases.
- Produce sales reports, track activity and results for the team and management.
- Provide administrative support in day-to-day operation to the Chief Executive Officer and the Sales Manager.
Tilos is seeking a candidate who is:
- Self-motivated, dynamic individual with a strong sense of responsibility and work ethic. We value team members who are willing to wear many hats; who take personal initiative, anticipating what needs to be done, and figuring things out to make them happen; but who are also willing to ask for help, to assist others, and work together.
- Thrive in a fast paced environment and a fast learner that can work independently and take initiative, but also take instructions.
- Excellent communication/presentation skills in both written and verbal communication.
- Extremely well-organized and excellent administrative skills.
- Proficient in Excel and word processing.
- A strong passion for scuba diving is a plus!
- Experienced and demonstrates the maturity and professionalism needed to work effectively with many levels across the company.
- Great sense of humor and a fun person to gets along with colleagues and customers and event participants.
- Must be a High School graduate.
- Prior work experience is preferred.
What you will receive:
- Find your work/life balance with generous holiday and vacation benefits, health insurance and wellness plans.
- Plan for your future with their simple IRA with company match and deferred retirement contributions.
- Learn to dive. Always wanted to try scuba diving, but never had the chance? They’ll pay for your open water certification.
Does this sound exciting to you? Then get in touch. Tilos is looking forward to receiving your completed application at jobs@tilos.com
Source: www.divenewswire.com
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Northern Red Sea Reefs and Wrecks Trip Report, Part 3: The Mighty Thistlegorm
Jake Davies boards Ghazala Explorer for an unforgettable Red Sea diving experience…
Overnight, the wind picked up, making the planned morning dive a bit bumpy on the Zodiacs to the drop point on Thomas Reef. There, we would dive along the reef before descending through the canyon and then passing under the arch before ascending the wall with a gentle drift. The site provided great encounters with more pelagic species, including shoals of large barracuda, tuna, and bigeye trevally.
Once back on the boat, it was time to get everything tied down again as we would head back south. This time, with the wind behind us, heading to Ras Mohammed to dive Jackfish Alley for another great gentle drift wall dive before then heading up the coast towards the Gulf of Suez to moor up at the wreck of the Thistlegorm. This being the highlight wreck dive of the trip and for many onboard, including myself, it was the first time diving this iconic wreck. I had heard so much about the wreck from friends, and globally, this is a must on any diver’s list. Fortunately for us, there was only one other boat at the site, which was a rarity. A great briefing was delivered by Ahmed, who provided a detailed background about the wreck’s history along with all the required safety information as the currents and visibility at the site can be variable.
Kitting up, there was a lot of excitement on deck before entering the water and heading down the shoreline. Descending to the wreck, there was a light northerly current which reduced the visibility, making it feel more like the conditions that can be found off the Welsh coast. At 10m from the bottom, the outline of the wreck appeared as we reached the area of the wreck which had been bombed, as our mooring line was attached to part of the propeller shaft. Arriving on deck, instantly everywhere you looked there were many of the supplies which the ship was carrying, including Bren Carrier tanks and projectiles that instantly stood out.
We headed around the exterior, taking a look at the large propeller and guns mounted on deck before entering the wreck on the port side to take a look in the holds. It was incredible to see all the trucks, Norton 16H, and BSA motorcycles still perfectly stacked within, providing a real snapshot in time.
Overall, we had four dives on the Thistlegorm, where for all of the dives we were the only group in the water, and at times, there were just three of us on the whole wreck, which made it even more special, especially knowing that most days the wreck has hundreds of divers. Along with the history of the wreck, there was plenty of marine life on the wreck and around, from big green turtles to batfish, along with shoals of mackerel being hunted by trevally. Some unforgettable dives.
The final leg of the trip saw us cross back over the Suez Canal to the Gobal Islands where we planned to stay the night and do three dives at the Dolphin House for the potential of sharing the dive with dolphins. The site, which included a channel that was teeming with reef fish, especially large numbers of goatfish that swam in large shoals along the edge of the reef. These were nice relaxing dives to end the week. Unfortunately, the dolphins didn’t show up, which was okay as like all marine life they are difficult to predict and you can’t guarantee what’s going to be seen. With the last dive complete, we headed back to port for the final night where it was time to clean all the kit and pack before the departure flight the next day.
The whole week from start to finish on Ghazala Explorer was amazing; the boat had all the facilities you need for a comfortable week aboard. The crew were always there to help throughout the day and the chefs providing top quality food which was required after every dive. The itinerary providing some of the best diving with a nice mixture of wreck and reef dives. I would recommend the trip to anyone, whether it’s your first Red Sea liveaboard in the Red Sea or you’re revisiting. Hopefully, it’s not too long before I head back to explore more of the Red Sea onboard Ghazala Explorer.
To find out more about the Northern Red Sea reef and wrecks itineraries aboard Ghazala Explorer, or to book, contact Scuba Travel now:
Email: dive@scubatravel.com
Tel: +44 (0)1483 411590
Photos: Jake Davies / Avalon.Red
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