HepcoMotion

IT Infrastructure Support Engineer About Hepcomotion Hepcomotion is a specialist in linear motion technology, supplying precision engineering components and systems to customers across the UK and Europe. Based in Tiverton, Devon, the business employs a close-knit team and is currently in the middle of a significant IT transformation, moving from on-premises infrastructure toward modern, cloud-based technologies. It is a real opportunity to leave your mark on a business that is investing seriously in its digital future. The Role This role sits at the heart of that transformation. Reporting to the IT Manager, you'll work alongside a small, experienced team to modernise Hepcomotion's entire IT estate, from the infrastructure that underpins daily operations to the tools and processes that support end users. You'll have genuine influence over the direction of the technology, not just the delivery of it. You'll: Support and maintain a Windows Server environment while migrating toward cloud-based infrastructure Administer Microsoft 365 services, including Entra, Intune, Defender, SharePoint, and Exchange Assist the support desk with escalations, resolving issues beyond first and second-line remit Plan and execute device provisioning for starters, movers, and leavers Monitor infrastructure health and carry out regular patching, upgrades, and preventive maintenance Identify opportunities to automate and streamline processes across IT operations Monitor and respond to security incidents, contributing to ongoing cybersecurity improvements Produce clear technical documentation to support the team and wider business What You'll Bring Essential: Proven experience in IT infrastructure support, including Windows Server () and Active Directory Solid background administering Microsoft 365, including Entra, Intune, Defender, and Exchange Working knowledge of virtualisation, specifically Hyper-V Experience with backup methodologies and data management Familiarity with firewall fundamentals and network security principles Useful, not essential: Experience with DNS, DHCP, TCP/IP, subnetting, and VLANs Knowledge of Cyber Essentials certification processes Familiarity with cloud-delivered VoIP, including Microsoft Teams Voice Experience with Veeam or similar backup technologies Benefits & Culture Financial: £30,000 £35,000 salary, reviewed as the role develops. Flexibility: Hybrid working available after probation and for project-based tasks. Development: Real exposure to cloud migration and modern workplace technologies, with the chance to grow into a senior engineering role. Culture: A small, collaborative team at a business that is genuinely investing in its technology. Your input will count. Working Arrangements Location: Tiverton, Devon Contract: Permanent Full-time 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 9am 5pm Site-based with some hybrid working available after probation. Occasional travel to UK and European branch sites. How to Apply If this sounds like the step up you've been looking for, send us your CV or give us a call and we'll walk you through the detail.

Cell Machinist Ready to get hands-on with precision engineering - and actually be trained properly from day one? £12.71 per hour Permanent Rising to £13.00 after six months Tiverton Mon Fri 39 hours per week Pay increase after successful probation - no hoops, just do good work Full machine and process training provided in-house Early finish Fridays (7am 12pm) Forklift licence training available if you don't already hold one MotionTech manufactures precision engineering components to exacting standards, supplying both stock and customer-specific orders. Based in Tiverton, the team works to tight schedules and takes real pride in the quality of what leaves the factory floor. It's a hands-on environment where knowing your materials and your machines matters. This is a production role in the Preliminary Cell, working directly under the Prelim Manager. You'll be processing scheduled manufacturing plans - cutting, straightening, and chemically finishing precision slides - with full training given on every machine you'll use. Success here means accurate work, good output, and following the plan. You'll: Cut and straighten precision metal components to scheduled plans Operate cutting saws, straightening press, bending press, and hardening/blacking cell Follow written and verbal production schedules accurately Differentiate between product types and handle materials correctly Apply safe manual handling and lifting techniques throughout Maintain attention to detail across every stage of the finishing process What you'll bring Essential: Some practical experience in a manufacturing or engineering environment is ideal Basic understanding of metalwork and material properties Ability to follow written and verbal instructions accurately Solid manual handling awareness Useful, not essential: A Level 2 or 3 engineering qualification Current Counterbalance (Cat B) forklift licence Experience with CNC or press operations Benefits & working arrangements Financial: £12.71/hr starting rate, rising to £13.00 after six months. Flexibility: Early finish every Friday - out by midday. Development: Full in-house machine and process training from day one; forklift licence support available. Hours: Mon Thurs 7am 4pm Fri 7am 12pm 39 hours per week Location: Tiverton On-site Permanent If this sounds like the kind of role where you can get properly trained and make a real contribution, we'd like to hear from you. No up-to-date CV? No problem - drop us a message or give us a call and we'll take it from there.