TM Services apprentice Jordan Wills has been named Apprentice of the Year out of his class of 40 after completing the first year of a four year Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering at South Leicestershire College.

Jordan, 19, first went to T.M. Services on a week’s work experience after gaining a BTEC in Engineering. Following an interview he was taken on as an apprentice and returned to college full time.

He is now working four days a week at the company as a TM Services apprentice service engineer, with one day a week back at college where he is continuing with his studies.

An emphasis on Training and development at TM Services

Said T.M. Machinery director Matt Pearce: “We are delighted that Jordan was selected as Apprentice of the Year in his first year of training. We aim to employ the very best service engineers in our service division and Jordan has already become a valuable addition to the team.”

T.M. Machinery supply high quality new and used industrial woodworking machinery including vertical panel saws, sliding table saws and dust extraction.

Established in 1984, our service division is where our company started and remains at the heart of our business today. Our team of experienced engineers and apprentices work all over the UK and can service and maintain a wide range of industrial woodworking machinery.

We can source parts and technical assistance for even the oldest of woodworking machines and our back office team have decades of experience in resolving our customer’s machinery problems, providing prompt, cost effective solutions.


For further information contact Matt Pearce, Sales Director on 0116 271 7155 or email sales@tmservices.co.uk

Issued by Stephen Barry Publicity. Tel: 020 8341 6660. Email: stephenbarry@clara.co.uk

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