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Workshop manager Jonathan

Karmelle’s New Workshop Manager

We are thrilled to share some exciting news regarding the leadership within our organisation. Karmelle engineer Jonathan Tew has recently been appointed as the new Workshop Manager, and this marks a significant milestone for both him and our team.

In his new role, he will succeed Dave Burton, who has served as the head of assembly. This transition comes as part of our ongoing commitment to enhancing our operations and ensuring that we continue to deliver high-quality machinery to our customers.

Jonathan is an exceptionally skilled electrical and mechanical engineer, bringing with him an impressive wealth of knowledge and expertise amassed over an impressive 37 years in the industry. Since joining the Karmelle team in 2020, he has made considerable contributions, showcasing his ability to lead and innovate.

As Workshop Manager, Jonathan will be responsible for overseeing the assembly and installation processes for our advanced filling, capping, and labelling machinery. His extensive background and hands-on experience will be instrumental in driving improvements and ensuring that our operations run smoothly and efficiently.

Before becoming a valued member of the Karmelle team, Jonathan spent 13 years in New Zealand, where he gained valuable insights and experience in the fuel industry. This diverse background not only enriches his capabilities but also brings a new perspective to our assembly operations.

We are confident that Jonathan’s leadership will greatly enhance our workshop and contribute positively to our commitment to excellence. Please join us in congratulating him on this well-deserved appointment!

To contact the Jonathan and the workshop team directly, please call us on 01484 533356.

If you would like to find out more about working at Karmelle why not check out our vacancies page here? Alternatively please feel free to email the team on enquieries@karmelle.com.

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