Senior Master Technician & Workshop Controller

Internetwork Expert; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

INEOS Automotive in the UK is hiring a Master Technician with Workshop Control to maximise workshop throughput, provide the highest level of technical authority, and lead the diagnosis and resolution of the most complex vehicle concerns, including high‑voltage systems, software integration and engineering investigations.

The role combines hands‑on master technician work with workshop control: plan and prioritise workload, manage daily capacity, coordinate parts and warranty matters, and coach

Qualifications

• Master Technician accreditation or equivalent OEM master-level qualification.
• 8+ years' automotive workshop experience.
• Proven advanced diagnostic capability across mechanical, electrical and electronic systems.
• Strong competence in CAN systems, software flashing, ECU programming and HV systems.
• Previous workshop control, service control or loading experience.
• Strong planning, prioritisation and organisation skills.
• Confident communicator across technical and non-technical teams.
• Sound knowledge of warranty and job-card standards.
• Full driving licence.

Responsibilities

• Act as the highest bench level technical authority, resolving the most complex faults across the vehicle range.
• Control daily workshop loading, job allocation and progress when acting as Workshop Controller.
• Flex between hands on master technician work and workshop control according to demand.
• Work across customer, engineering, press, buyback, prototype and warranty‑return vehicles.
• Use OEM diagnostic equipment, special tools and workshop systems to the highest level.
• Coordinate parts, WIP and VOR visibility to protect throughput and on‑time delivery.
• Provide technical guidance, coaching and mentoring to technicians and apprentices.
• Work to OEM repair, Health & Safety and high voltage standards, and elevate to the Workshop Manager.
• Controls and coordinates daily workshop capacity across multiple technicians and vehicle programmes.
• Influences workshop utilisation, efficiency, productivity and on‑time delivery performance.
• Responsible for prioritisation and workflow decisions affecting customer vehicles, engineering vehicles, prototype programmes and warranty investigations.
• Operates autonomously in resolving the most technically complex issues with significant impact on vehicle quality, customer satisfaction and operational performance.
• Provides technical guidance and mentoring across the technician population and supports capability development planning.
• Supports business‑critical investigations involving vehicle quality, engineering concerns, warranty risk and safety‑related faults.

Skills

Master Technician accreditation

8+ years experience

Advanced diagnostics

CAN systems

Software flashing

ECU programming

HV systems

Workshop control experience

Planning and organisation

Communication

Warranty/job-card standards

Full driving licence

Job description

INEOS Automotive in the UK is hiring a Master Technician with Workshop Control to maximise workshop throughput, provide the highest level of technical authority, and lead the diagnosis and resolution of the most complex vehicle concerns, including high‑voltage systems, software integration and engineering investigations.

The role combines hands‑on master technician work with workshop control: plan and prioritise workload, manage daily capacity, coordinate parts and warranty matters, and coach