This role supports the reliability and performance of manufacturing equipment through planned maintenance, fault diagnosis, and improvement activity. The role involves applying engineering knowledge to maintain machinery, respond to breakdowns, and work closely with production teams to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant operations.

This role is responsible for monitoring and supporting manufacturing processes and production lines to ensure safe, efficient, and consistent operation. The role involves applying manufacturing engineering knowledge to identify process issues, support problem‑solving activities and contribute to continuous improvement.

This role focuses on ensuring that components meet required safety, performance and regulatory standards alongside ensuring that production process follow strict quality procedures ensuring reliability, customer satisfaction and compliance with industry standards.

This role supports the development, testing, and validation of manufacturing components and processes. The role involves setting up and supporting testing activities, contributing to design changes, carrying out inspections, and applying engineering problem‑solving to improve quality, cost, and performance.

The company’s 3 year apprenticeship programme in electrical/electronic engineering provides an excellent opportunity to gain work-based training, whilst studying towards a recognised vocational qualification (Level 4 HNC) and other relevant technical certificates, as well as the possibility of progressing on to further qualifications.

Being a part of a small, close knit team, who specialize in bespoke aluminum alloy wheel manufacturing. Learning to program, set and operate CNC turning and milling machines. Changing tools and jaws, reading technical drawings.

As an Apprentice at Ian Williams, you’ll learn on the job, gaining hands‑on experience while studying at college. You’ll be supported by experienced tradespeople, including your own dedicated mentor, and work towards mastering your chosen trade.

Quality Technician understanding standards and requirements for the qualification of aerospace parts, inspection techniques and decision making, building up to being a quality delegate with ability to develop procedures and support the requirements of AS9100/9120 certification.

The role involves hands-on experience in manufacturing switchboard enclosures from sheet steel, including punching, folding, and fabrication processes carried out in-house. This provides a practical foundation in engineering, production techniques, and industry standards within a specialist electrical manufacturing environment.

To assist with the administrative duties of the Sales, Service and Accounts departments.