Artisan Recruitment are working with an established marine engineering company to recruit an experienced Mechanical Engineer / Lead / Foreman to join their team. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled marine engineering professional looking for a hands-on role with responsibility for leading mechanical operations, supporting teams on site, and delivering high-quality work for clients. Key Responsibilities Lead and manage all mechanical operations under the direction of the Line Manager. Maintain a 24/7 response mindset when a client calls, respond promptly and professionally. Keep your mobile phone available at all reasonable times for operational requirements. Work overtime as required, including weekdays and weekends. Apply strong problem-solving skills and provide clear, practical solutions. Plan ahead for each job by identifying requirements, ordering materials where authorised, and keeping the Line Manager fully informed. Represent the mechanical department professionally and maintain a high standard of customer service at all times. Maintain a clean, organised and safe workshop environment. Support welding tasks and assist other departments when required. Act as the Line Manager s right-hand support for all mechanical operations. Consistently go above and beyond in carrying out your duties and responsibilities. Communicate confidently and professionally with clients regarding completed work and ongoing tasks. Lead teams effectively, including mechanical crews and welding teams when assigned, acting as the main point of contact. Ensure all timesheets and administrative requirements are completed accurately and on time. Ensure every job is completed to the highest possible standard. Operational responsibilities and company requirements must take priority over personal extracurricular activities where reasonably required. Raise any underlying concerns, issues or operational matters with the Line Manager or Managing Director at the earliest opportunity. Complete clear, accurate and professional job reports for all relevant work undertaken. General Expectations The successful candidate is expected to demonstrate a professional attitude, strong work ethic, reliability and commitment to delivering high-quality mechanical work. They should take ownership of their responsibilities, communicate effectively with management, colleagues and clients, and work proactively to ensure jobs are completed safely, efficiently and to the highest possible standard.
24/08/2026
Full time
Artisan Recruitment are working with an established marine engineering company to recruit an experienced Mechanical Engineer / Lead / Foreman to join their team. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled marine engineering professional looking for a hands-on role with responsibility for leading mechanical operations, supporting teams on site, and delivering high-quality work for clients. Key Responsibilities Lead and manage all mechanical operations under the direction of the Line Manager. Maintain a 24/7 response mindset when a client calls, respond promptly and professionally. Keep your mobile phone available at all reasonable times for operational requirements. Work overtime as required, including weekdays and weekends. Apply strong problem-solving skills and provide clear, practical solutions. Plan ahead for each job by identifying requirements, ordering materials where authorised, and keeping the Line Manager fully informed. Represent the mechanical department professionally and maintain a high standard of customer service at all times. Maintain a clean, organised and safe workshop environment. Support welding tasks and assist other departments when required. Act as the Line Manager s right-hand support for all mechanical operations. Consistently go above and beyond in carrying out your duties and responsibilities. Communicate confidently and professionally with clients regarding completed work and ongoing tasks. Lead teams effectively, including mechanical crews and welding teams when assigned, acting as the main point of contact. Ensure all timesheets and administrative requirements are completed accurately and on time. Ensure every job is completed to the highest possible standard. Operational responsibilities and company requirements must take priority over personal extracurricular activities where reasonably required. Raise any underlying concerns, issues or operational matters with the Line Manager or Managing Director at the earliest opportunity. Complete clear, accurate and professional job reports for all relevant work undertaken. General Expectations The successful candidate is expected to demonstrate a professional attitude, strong work ethic, reliability and commitment to delivering high-quality mechanical work. They should take ownership of their responsibilities, communicate effectively with management, colleagues and clients, and work proactively to ensure jobs are completed safely, efficiently and to the highest possible standard.
Are you an experienced carpenter, joiner or exhibition stand builder who can do more than just work on the tools? Maybe you're already supervising a workshop. Or perhaps you're the experienced person everyone turns to when a job needs organising, a problem needs solving or the team needs pointing in the right direction. Either way, this could be a very good next move. We're recruiting for an established business that designs and builds bespoke exhibition stands for clients across the UK and Europe. They need a hands-on Workshop Supervisor / Foreman to work alongside the Production Manager and take responsibility for the day-to-day running of a busy workshop. This is not an office-based management job . You'll still be involved in production carpentry yourself, but you'll also be the person making sure everyone knows what they're doing, materials are available, jobs are progressing and potential problems are spotted before they become expensive ones. What will you be doing? Supervising and supporting the workshop team Working hands-on with production carpentry Allocating work and keeping jobs moving through production Planning around upcoming projects and deadlines Checking drawings and production information before work starts Monitoring progress and identifying potential delays Making sure materials and stock are available when needed You'll also get out of the workshop. The business installs exhibition stands at venues around the UK and occasionally Europe. You'll take the lead on site when required, so there will be some travel and overnight stays. What are we looking for? We're particularly interested in people from exhibition stand building, shopfitting, set building, bespoke joinery or similar environments . You don't necessarily need to have spent years with "Supervisor" or "Foreman" on your job title. If you're an experienced tradesperson who already takes responsibility for other people, organises jobs and naturally takes the lead, we'd be interested in talking to you. You'll need to be practical, organised and comfortable dealing with people. Most importantly, you need to understand that good supervision isn't about standing back and telling everyone else what to do. When things get busy, you'll be in there with the team getting the job finished. What can you earn? We'll be upfront: the basic hourly rate isn't top dollar. The overall earning potential is considerably better. The basic rate is £16.67 per hour for a 40-hour week , equivalent to approximately £34,700 a year. On top of that you'll receive: £175 per week Foreman allowance , worth approximately £9,100 a year Overtime at time and a half - £25 per hour Weekly tool allowance 22 days' holiday plus bank holidays Company pension Expenses covered when working away The nature of exhibition work means overtime is regularly available. With relatively modest overtime, total earnings are around £50,000 a year , while someone averaging around 10 hours' overtime per week would earn approximately £57,000 . During particularly busy periods, there is scope to earn more. So if you're looking purely for the highest hourly rate, this probably isn't the job for you. But if you want to remain hands-on, take on more responsibility and have the opportunity to earn £50k+ through the Foreman allowance and overtime , it's well worth a conversation. Coburg Banks Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
24/08/2026
Full time
Are you an experienced carpenter, joiner or exhibition stand builder who can do more than just work on the tools? Maybe you're already supervising a workshop. Or perhaps you're the experienced person everyone turns to when a job needs organising, a problem needs solving or the team needs pointing in the right direction. Either way, this could be a very good next move. We're recruiting for an established business that designs and builds bespoke exhibition stands for clients across the UK and Europe. They need a hands-on Workshop Supervisor / Foreman to work alongside the Production Manager and take responsibility for the day-to-day running of a busy workshop. This is not an office-based management job . You'll still be involved in production carpentry yourself, but you'll also be the person making sure everyone knows what they're doing, materials are available, jobs are progressing and potential problems are spotted before they become expensive ones. What will you be doing? Supervising and supporting the workshop team Working hands-on with production carpentry Allocating work and keeping jobs moving through production Planning around upcoming projects and deadlines Checking drawings and production information before work starts Monitoring progress and identifying potential delays Making sure materials and stock are available when needed You'll also get out of the workshop. The business installs exhibition stands at venues around the UK and occasionally Europe. You'll take the lead on site when required, so there will be some travel and overnight stays. What are we looking for? We're particularly interested in people from exhibition stand building, shopfitting, set building, bespoke joinery or similar environments . You don't necessarily need to have spent years with "Supervisor" or "Foreman" on your job title. If you're an experienced tradesperson who already takes responsibility for other people, organises jobs and naturally takes the lead, we'd be interested in talking to you. You'll need to be practical, organised and comfortable dealing with people. Most importantly, you need to understand that good supervision isn't about standing back and telling everyone else what to do. When things get busy, you'll be in there with the team getting the job finished. What can you earn? We'll be upfront: the basic hourly rate isn't top dollar. The overall earning potential is considerably better. The basic rate is £16.67 per hour for a 40-hour week , equivalent to approximately £34,700 a year. On top of that you'll receive: £175 per week Foreman allowance , worth approximately £9,100 a year Overtime at time and a half - £25 per hour Weekly tool allowance 22 days' holiday plus bank holidays Company pension Expenses covered when working away The nature of exhibition work means overtime is regularly available. With relatively modest overtime, total earnings are around £50,000 a year , while someone averaging around 10 hours' overtime per week would earn approximately £57,000 . During particularly busy periods, there is scope to earn more. So if you're looking purely for the highest hourly rate, this probably isn't the job for you. But if you want to remain hands-on, take on more responsibility and have the opportunity to earn £50k+ through the Foreman allowance and overtime , it's well worth a conversation. Coburg Banks Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
Are you an experienced carpenter, joiner or exhibition stand builder who can do more than just work on the tools? Maybe you're already supervising a workshop. Or perhaps you're the experienced person everyone turns to when a job needs organising, a problem needs solving or the team needs pointing in the right direction. Either way, this could be a very good next move. We're recruiting for an established business that designs and builds bespoke exhibition stands for clients across the UK and Europe. They need a hands-on Workshop Supervisor / Foreman to work alongside the Production Manager and take responsibility for the day-to-day running of a busy workshop. This is not an office-based management job . You'll still be involved in production carpentry yourself, but you'll also be the person making sure everyone knows what they're doing, materials are available, jobs are progressing and potential problems are spotted before they become expensive ones. What will you be doing? Supervising and supporting the workshop team Working hands-on with production carpentry Allocating work and keeping jobs moving through production Planning around upcoming projects and deadlines Checking drawings and production information before work starts Monitoring progress and identifying potential delays Making sure materials and stock are available when needed You'll also get out of the workshop. The business installs exhibition stands at venues around the UK and occasionally Europe. You'll take the lead on site when required, so there will be some travel and overnight stays. What are we looking for? We're particularly interested in people from exhibition stand building, shopfitting, set building, bespoke joinery or similar environments . You don't necessarily need to have spent years with "Supervisor" or "Foreman" on your job title. If you're an experienced tradesperson who already takes responsibility for other people, organises jobs and naturally takes the lead, we'd be interested in talking to you. You'll need to be practical, organised and comfortable dealing with people. Most importantly, you need to understand that good supervision isn't about standing back and telling everyone else what to do. When things get busy, you'll be in there with the team getting the job finished. What can you earn? We'll be upfront: the basic hourly rate isn't top dollar. The overall earning potential is considerably better. The basic rate is 16.67 per hour for a 40-hour week , equivalent to approximately 34,700 a year. On top of that you'll receive: 175 per week Foreman allowance , worth approximately 9,100 a year Overtime at time and a half - 25 per hour Weekly tool allowance 22 days' holiday plus bank holidays Company pension Expenses covered when working away The nature of exhibition work means overtime is regularly available. With relatively modest overtime, total earnings are around 50,000 a year , while someone averaging around 10 hours' overtime per week would earn approximately 57,000 . During particularly busy periods, there is scope to earn more. So if you're looking purely for the highest hourly rate, this probably isn't the job for you. But if you want to remain hands-on, take on more responsibility and have the opportunity to earn 50k+ through the Foreman allowance and overtime , it's well worth a conversation. Coburg Banks Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
18/08/2026
Full time
Are you an experienced carpenter, joiner or exhibition stand builder who can do more than just work on the tools? Maybe you're already supervising a workshop. Or perhaps you're the experienced person everyone turns to when a job needs organising, a problem needs solving or the team needs pointing in the right direction. Either way, this could be a very good next move. We're recruiting for an established business that designs and builds bespoke exhibition stands for clients across the UK and Europe. They need a hands-on Workshop Supervisor / Foreman to work alongside the Production Manager and take responsibility for the day-to-day running of a busy workshop. This is not an office-based management job . You'll still be involved in production carpentry yourself, but you'll also be the person making sure everyone knows what they're doing, materials are available, jobs are progressing and potential problems are spotted before they become expensive ones. What will you be doing? Supervising and supporting the workshop team Working hands-on with production carpentry Allocating work and keeping jobs moving through production Planning around upcoming projects and deadlines Checking drawings and production information before work starts Monitoring progress and identifying potential delays Making sure materials and stock are available when needed You'll also get out of the workshop. The business installs exhibition stands at venues around the UK and occasionally Europe. You'll take the lead on site when required, so there will be some travel and overnight stays. What are we looking for? We're particularly interested in people from exhibition stand building, shopfitting, set building, bespoke joinery or similar environments . You don't necessarily need to have spent years with "Supervisor" or "Foreman" on your job title. If you're an experienced tradesperson who already takes responsibility for other people, organises jobs and naturally takes the lead, we'd be interested in talking to you. You'll need to be practical, organised and comfortable dealing with people. Most importantly, you need to understand that good supervision isn't about standing back and telling everyone else what to do. When things get busy, you'll be in there with the team getting the job finished. What can you earn? We'll be upfront: the basic hourly rate isn't top dollar. The overall earning potential is considerably better. The basic rate is 16.67 per hour for a 40-hour week , equivalent to approximately 34,700 a year. On top of that you'll receive: 175 per week Foreman allowance , worth approximately 9,100 a year Overtime at time and a half - 25 per hour Weekly tool allowance 22 days' holiday plus bank holidays Company pension Expenses covered when working away The nature of exhibition work means overtime is regularly available. With relatively modest overtime, total earnings are around 50,000 a year , while someone averaging around 10 hours' overtime per week would earn approximately 57,000 . During particularly busy periods, there is scope to earn more. So if you're looking purely for the highest hourly rate, this probably isn't the job for you. But if you want to remain hands-on, take on more responsibility and have the opportunity to earn 50k+ through the Foreman allowance and overtime , it's well worth a conversation. Coburg Banks Limited is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
HGV Nightshift Foreman - Willenhall Location: Willenhall Salary: £24.00 per hour Hours: Monday to Thursday 6:00pm - 6:00am Working Week: 48 hours per week Break: 30-minute paid break Looking for Your Next Step in HGV Engineering? An established commercial vehicle business is looking to recruit an experienced HGV Nightshift Foreman to lead its busy overnight workshop operation in Willenhall. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced HGV Technician who has progressed into a Supervisor or Foreman-level position and is looking for a role where they can combine strong technical knowledge with leadership and team management. You'll be responsible for organising the night shift, supporting the workshop team, maintaining commercial vehicles and trailers to MOT standard, and ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently and to the required customer standards. The Role As an HGV Nightshift Foreman, you will be responsible for: Organising and allocating workloads across the nightshift team. Supervising technicians and ensuring the smooth running of the shift. Providing technical support and assisting with complex mechanical issues. Liaising with other Foremen, Workshop Controllers, Service Departments and Depot Management. Ensuring commercial vehicles and trailers are maintained to the required MOT standard. Monitoring workshop productivity and controlling unnecessary idle time. Ensuring work is completed within the required timescales. Ensuring customer expectations and workshop targets are met. Maintaining high standards of Health & Safety across the shift. Ensuring all workshop paperwork and general duties are completed correctly. Supporting a safe, clean and organised workshop environment. Helping to resolve technical problems and supporting the development of the workshop team. Essential Requirements To be considered for this position, you will need: HGV Level 3 qualification in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair. IRTEC accreditation / inspection licence. HGV Class 1 Driving Licence. Previous experience working at Supervisor, Foreman or senior technician level. Minimum 10 years' experience within the HGV industry. Strong technical knowledge and mechanical repair ability. Proven experience diagnosing and resolving HGV technical problems. Strong leadership and team management skills. The ability to remain calm and organised within a busy workshop environment. Excellent communication and organisational skills. A professional and proactive approach to workshop management. Desirable Experience Previous HGV Nightshift Foreman experience. Experience working with Scania commercial vehicles. Experience managing workshop productivity and technician workloads. Strong diagnostic and fault-finding experience. Working Hours Monday to Thursday 6:00pm - 6:00am 48 hours per week, including a 30-minute paid break. This is a dedicated nightshift position, offering a consistent four-day working pattern from Monday to Thursday. What's on Offer? £24.00 per hour. 48-hour working week. Monday to Thursday nightshift. 6:00pm - 6:00am working hours. 30-minute paid break. Senior Supervisor / Foreman-level position. Opportunity to lead and develop a professional HGV workshop team. Long-term career development. Professional commercial vehicle workshop environment. Apply Today If you're an experienced HGV Technician, HGV Supervisor, Workshop Foreman or HGV Nightshift Foreman with 10+ years' HGV industry experience, Level 3 qualification, IRTEC and a Class 1 Licence, this is an excellent opportunity to take the next step in your career. Apply today for a confidential discussion about the role.
12/08/2026
Full time
HGV Nightshift Foreman - Willenhall Location: Willenhall Salary: £24.00 per hour Hours: Monday to Thursday 6:00pm - 6:00am Working Week: 48 hours per week Break: 30-minute paid break Looking for Your Next Step in HGV Engineering? An established commercial vehicle business is looking to recruit an experienced HGV Nightshift Foreman to lead its busy overnight workshop operation in Willenhall. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced HGV Technician who has progressed into a Supervisor or Foreman-level position and is looking for a role where they can combine strong technical knowledge with leadership and team management. You'll be responsible for organising the night shift, supporting the workshop team, maintaining commercial vehicles and trailers to MOT standard, and ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently and to the required customer standards. The Role As an HGV Nightshift Foreman, you will be responsible for: Organising and allocating workloads across the nightshift team. Supervising technicians and ensuring the smooth running of the shift. Providing technical support and assisting with complex mechanical issues. Liaising with other Foremen, Workshop Controllers, Service Departments and Depot Management. Ensuring commercial vehicles and trailers are maintained to the required MOT standard. Monitoring workshop productivity and controlling unnecessary idle time. Ensuring work is completed within the required timescales. Ensuring customer expectations and workshop targets are met. Maintaining high standards of Health & Safety across the shift. Ensuring all workshop paperwork and general duties are completed correctly. Supporting a safe, clean and organised workshop environment. Helping to resolve technical problems and supporting the development of the workshop team. Essential Requirements To be considered for this position, you will need: HGV Level 3 qualification in Heavy Vehicle Maintenance and Repair. IRTEC accreditation / inspection licence. HGV Class 1 Driving Licence. Previous experience working at Supervisor, Foreman or senior technician level. Minimum 10 years' experience within the HGV industry. Strong technical knowledge and mechanical repair ability. Proven experience diagnosing and resolving HGV technical problems. Strong leadership and team management skills. The ability to remain calm and organised within a busy workshop environment. Excellent communication and organisational skills. A professional and proactive approach to workshop management. Desirable Experience Previous HGV Nightshift Foreman experience. Experience working with Scania commercial vehicles. Experience managing workshop productivity and technician workloads. Strong diagnostic and fault-finding experience. Working Hours Monday to Thursday 6:00pm - 6:00am 48 hours per week, including a 30-minute paid break. This is a dedicated nightshift position, offering a consistent four-day working pattern from Monday to Thursday. What's on Offer? £24.00 per hour. 48-hour working week. Monday to Thursday nightshift. 6:00pm - 6:00am working hours. 30-minute paid break. Senior Supervisor / Foreman-level position. Opportunity to lead and develop a professional HGV workshop team. Long-term career development. Professional commercial vehicle workshop environment. Apply Today If you're an experienced HGV Technician, HGV Supervisor, Workshop Foreman or HGV Nightshift Foreman with 10+ years' HGV industry experience, Level 3 qualification, IRTEC and a Class 1 Licence, this is an excellent opportunity to take the next step in your career. Apply today for a confidential discussion about the role.
Are you an experienced Landscape Working Foreman with strong leadership skills and a strong working ability Have the ability to read technical drawings, and a passion for delivering exceptional work on high-end residential projects and have excellent customer service and live in the Camberley area Workshop Recruitment is recruiting on behalf of a well-established landscaping contractor specialising in the construction of premium residential gardens based in Camberley working across Surrey, Berkshire and London. This is a fantastic opportunity for a hands-on Landscape Foreman who enjoys leading from the front, motivating teams and maintaining the highest standards of workmanship and customer service, and have a proven background in constructing bespoke designs. As Landscape Foreman, you ll oversee the day-to-day running of multiple landscape construction projects, ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently and to an exceptional finish while building positive relationships with clients throughout each project, must have the ability to manage teams and tight deadlines, must live within good travelling distance of Camberley. Key Responsibilities Lead and motivate site teams, setting high standards of workmanship and productivity. Read and interpret construction drawings to ensure accurate project delivery. Manage the day-to-day running of landscape construction sites. Coordinate labour, materials, plant and subcontractors effectively. Carry out hands-on landscaping and construction work alongside your team. Deliver outstanding customer service and maintain excellent client relationships. Oversee planting, soft landscaping, hard landscaping, irrigation installation and ongoing landscape works. Ensure all projects are completed safely, on schedule and to the highest quality standards. Skills & Experience Required Proven experience as a Landscape Foreman, Team Leader or Senior Landscaper. Strong leadership skills with the drive to inspire and manage teams effectively. Extensive experience delivering high-end residential landscaping projects, hard and soft Excellent ability to read and interpret construction drawings. Solid landscape construction background with strong building and hard landscaping skills. Experience in planting, landscape maintenance and irrigation systems. Excellent communication and customer service skills Excellent hard landscape, construction skills, landscape construction Full UK Driving Licence Live in the Camberley area. Benefits Company van supplied Fuel card Permanent, full-time role Company pension scheme Opportunity to lead prestigious, high-end residential landscaping projects Long-term career progression Work across a variety of premium projects throughout Surrey, Berkshire and London Join a well-established and professional landscaping contractor This Landscape Foreman position offers genuine long-term career progression, the opportunity to work on prestigious residential developments, and the chance to join a professional team committed to delivering outstanding landscaping projects.
31/07/2026
Full time
Are you an experienced Landscape Working Foreman with strong leadership skills and a strong working ability Have the ability to read technical drawings, and a passion for delivering exceptional work on high-end residential projects and have excellent customer service and live in the Camberley area Workshop Recruitment is recruiting on behalf of a well-established landscaping contractor specialising in the construction of premium residential gardens based in Camberley working across Surrey, Berkshire and London. This is a fantastic opportunity for a hands-on Landscape Foreman who enjoys leading from the front, motivating teams and maintaining the highest standards of workmanship and customer service, and have a proven background in constructing bespoke designs. As Landscape Foreman, you ll oversee the day-to-day running of multiple landscape construction projects, ensuring work is completed safely, efficiently and to an exceptional finish while building positive relationships with clients throughout each project, must have the ability to manage teams and tight deadlines, must live within good travelling distance of Camberley. Key Responsibilities Lead and motivate site teams, setting high standards of workmanship and productivity. Read and interpret construction drawings to ensure accurate project delivery. Manage the day-to-day running of landscape construction sites. Coordinate labour, materials, plant and subcontractors effectively. Carry out hands-on landscaping and construction work alongside your team. Deliver outstanding customer service and maintain excellent client relationships. Oversee planting, soft landscaping, hard landscaping, irrigation installation and ongoing landscape works. Ensure all projects are completed safely, on schedule and to the highest quality standards. Skills & Experience Required Proven experience as a Landscape Foreman, Team Leader or Senior Landscaper. Strong leadership skills with the drive to inspire and manage teams effectively. Extensive experience delivering high-end residential landscaping projects, hard and soft Excellent ability to read and interpret construction drawings. Solid landscape construction background with strong building and hard landscaping skills. Experience in planting, landscape maintenance and irrigation systems. Excellent communication and customer service skills Excellent hard landscape, construction skills, landscape construction Full UK Driving Licence Live in the Camberley area. Benefits Company van supplied Fuel card Permanent, full-time role Company pension scheme Opportunity to lead prestigious, high-end residential landscaping projects Long-term career progression Work across a variety of premium projects throughout Surrey, Berkshire and London Join a well-established and professional landscaping contractor This Landscape Foreman position offers genuine long-term career progression, the opportunity to work on prestigious residential developments, and the chance to join a professional team committed to delivering outstanding landscaping projects.
