Tech Connect Group

Are you a commercially minded relationship builder who enjoys working closely with customers and helping businesses grow? Our client is a specialist manufacturing business supplying high-performance products into demanding engineering markets. As part of their continued growth, they are seeking an Account Manager to manage and develop key customer relationships, drive account growth, and provide vital support to the commercial team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with experience in account management, sales support, customer service, or commercial coordination within a B2B or manufacturing environment. Working closely with senior leadership, you will play a key role in developing customer relationships, managing sales activities, and ensuring opportunities progress through the pipeline effectively. Key Responsibilities Building strong relationships with customer contacts and key stakeholders Conducting regular account reviews and identifying opportunities for growth Following up quotations and maintaining engagement throughout the sales cycle Gathering customer feedback and analysing reasons for won and lost business Supporting the delivery of customer commitments by liaising with internal teams Researching and engaging prospective customers to generate new opportunities Supporting customer visits, exhibitions, trade shows, and industry events Maintaining accurate CRM records, activities, and pipeline data Producing presentations, proposals, and customer-facing sales materials Preparing meeting briefs, reports, and follow-up actions Assisting with regular sales and pipeline reporting About You We're looking for an organised and proactive individual who enjoys building relationships and maintaining momentum across multiple customer accounts. Essential Experience Previous experience in account management, customer service, sales support, or commercial coordination within a B2B environment Experience building and maintaining professional customer relationships Daily use of a CRM system Strong administrative and organisational skills Skills & Attributes Strong IT skills, including PowerPoint and Excel Excellent verbal and written communication skills Highly organised with strong attention to detail and follow-up skills Confident communicating with customers both remotely and face-to-face Professional, trustworthy, and discreet Additional Information Office-based in Banbury, Oxfordshire Full right to work in the UK required Opportunity to join a growing and innovative manufacturing business Full-time position, with part-time applications also considered for the right candidate To discuss this opportunity, please apply with your CV or contact us directly for further information.

Tech Connect Group have partnered with an automotive manufacturing business based in Warrington, with a weekly commute to their Worksop (near Sheffield) offices. This automotive business operates across the UK, with a head office based in Warwickshire, but is seeking a Finance Manager to take ownership of the two sites in the North West area. Coming off their best year financially, they are continuing to grow and modernise as they continue to have a strong 2026. Driven by a strong set of core values, they are looking for a friendly, hardworking, qualified accountant to join the team and help maintain their exceptionally high standards. Key Responsibilities: Lead the month-end close, oversee full statutory year-end audits, and deliver accurate management accounts, budgets, forecasts, and group reporting. Partner with operational heads to drive performance, analyse gross margins, track KPIs, and manage working capital (cash, stock, debtors, and creditors). Maintain robust internal financial controls, balance sheet reconciliations, UK GAAP compliance, and oversee tax/VAT returns. Optimise financial systems (including post-implementation support for Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP) and drive continuous process improvements. Supervise, mentor, and develop direct reports, while overseeing payroll inputs and day-to-day ledger management. Key Skills & Experience: ACA, CIMA, or ACCA qualified accountant with a strong technical background and proven experience working within a manufacturing environment. Advanced hands-on experience as a key user of Microsoft Dynamics 365 (or an equivalent production ERP system), alongside strong capability in developing Power BI reports and dashboards. Demonstrated experience managing and developing a finance team, combined with a proactive, hands-on approach to partnering with operational stakeholders. Highly analytical, systematic, and process-orientated with a high attention to detail, capable of multitasking and managing a diverse workload. Willingness and ability to travel to other sites across the UK as required by the business.

Mechanical Fitter Location: Warwick Salary: £17.73 per hour / circa £34,112 per annum Hours: 37 hours per week, Monday to Thursday, 6:45am 4:15pm Benefits: Overtime available Overtime rates: Mon - Thu = £23.64/hour (paid after standard hours) Fri - Sat = £26.60/hour (paid for all hours) Sun = £35.46/hour (paid for all hours) We re recruiting for an experienced Mechanical Fitter to join a well-established vehicle manufacturing business in Warwick. This is a hands-on production role, assembling and fitting mechanical components and systems onto specialist vehicles. You ll work from engineering drawings and use a range of hand and power tools, with a focus on mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic fitting. Key Responsibilities Assemble and install mechanical components and systems Carry out hydraulic and pneumatic fitting Work accurately from engineering drawings Use hand and power tools for assembly work Work to production targets and takt times Complete work to required quality and safety standards Work closely with the wider production team What We re Looking For Previous Mechanical Fitting or Assembly experience Manufacturing, production, automotive or engineering background Experience with hydraulic and/or pneumatic systems Ability to read and understand engineering drawings Good practical mechanical skills Strong attention to detail and quality Reliable, flexible and comfortable working as part of a team Experience working on a production line or within vehicle manufacturing would be advantageous. This is a great opportunity to join an established manufacturing business offering a 4-day working week and overtime opportunities.

Our client, a specialist vehicle conversion manufacturer, is looking for a hands-on Quality Manager to take ownership of product quality at their Pontypool site. This is a critical requirement as the business continues to scale, ensuring it can successfully grow its operations while consistently maintaining the high standards of quality, service and delivery that its customers expect. The Role: Lead and manage a small quality team including a Quality Engineer, technicians and inspectors This is a hands-on role - you'll be leading the team but also taking on some product quality engineering responsibilities. Own non-conformance and root cause processes, driving permanent corrective actions Authority to stop release of finished product if standards aren't met Work closely with production, NPI and R&D to ensure quality is built in before handover to manufacturing Liaise with your counterpart at the group's second site on a fortnightly basis, with occasional travel Report into the Senior Quality Manager overseeing quality across both sites Manage quality KPIs including scrap, rework and out-of-sequence product Lead quality audits, FMEA, PPAP and control plan management Support new product introduction and pre-production trials, including work on premium OEM prototype programmes What They're Looking For: Strong hands-on Quality Engineering background, ideally with some team leadership, OR an established Quality Manager Solid knowledge of ISO 9001, APQP, PPAP and FMEA Six Sigma or Lean Manufacturing experience Comfortable reading engineering drawings and understanding manufacturing processes Strong root cause and problem-solving skills (8D, 5W2H, PDCA) Automotive or vehicle manufacturing background preferred Full clean UK driving licence Able to work independently in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment The Benefits: Competitive salary 25 days holiday + bank holidays Increased pension contributions Life assurance cover Company bonus scheme On-site parking Progression opportunities as the business continues to scale

Are you an experienced HSE professional looking to make a real impact in a growing manufacturing business? We're seeking a Health, Safety & Environmental Manager to lead HSE strategy across two UK sites, driving compliance, continuous improvement and a positive safety culture. This is a highly visible role where you'll influence senior leaders, support operational teams and ensure the highest standards of health, safety and environmental performance. Key Responsibilities Lead HSE strategy and compliance across both sites. Develop and maintain policies, procedures and risk assessments. Conduct audits, inspections and incident investigations. Drive continuous improvement and safety performance initiatives. Deliver HSE training and promote a positive safety culture. Monitor environmental compliance and sustainability activities. Act as the key contact for auditors, regulators and customers. Track and report HSE performance metrics. About You NEBOSH Diploma (Level 6) or equivalent. CMIOSH or working towards Chartered status. Strong knowledge of UK HSE legislation and environmental compliance. Proven HSE management experience within manufacturing. Experience with ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 preferred. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Aerospace experience and Six Sigma qualifications are advantageous. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected engineering manufacturer supplying complex products into highly regulated industries, where safety, quality and continuous improvement are at the heart of everything they do.

Are you an experienced Facilities Manager looking for a role where you can combine strategic oversight with hands-on leadership? We're recruiting for a Facilities Manager to oversee facilities, maintenance and infrastructure across two manufacturing sites. You'll play a key role in ensuring a safe, efficient and compliant working environment while driving continuous improvement and supporting operational performance. Key Responsibilities Lead facilities and maintenance operations across both sites. Manage and develop the Facilities team. Oversee planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive maintenance activities. Manage site infrastructure, utilities and facilities projects. Coordinate contractors and ensure compliance with all statutory requirements. Control maintenance budgets and monitor contractor performance. Act as the primary facilities contact for internal stakeholders. Support audits, inspections and continuous improvement initiatives. About You Proven Facilities Management experience within a manufacturing environment. Strong knowledge of maintenance planning, TPM and statutory compliance. Experience managing contractors, projects and maintenance budgets. Practical problem-solving skills and a hands-on approach. Strong leadership and stakeholder management capabilities. Confident communicating with senior leadership teams. Experience within aerospace or another regulated manufacturing sector is advantageous. Flexible to travel between sites as required. This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected engineering manufacturer supplying critical components into highly regulated industries, where operational excellence, continuous improvement and long-term investment are key drivers of success.