Started on the shop floor.
Still there every day.
How I started
I started my apprenticeship at XYZ Machine Tool in Devon, where I was trained to build their range of machines from casting to fully built machine. There I received specific Siemens training and PLC programming skills, and eventually moved on to handling service calls as well as being heavily involved in teaching engineers in Taiwan how to have machines ready at their end prior to dispatch to the UK.
In 2013 I set up my own service business under a different name, working directly with manufacturers who wanted honest diagnostics and practical repairs without the overhead of a large contractor.
Today, I operate from my base in Devon, covering the whole of the UK for both emergency callouts and planned maintenance contracts. Every job still gets the same hands-on attention to detail. I'm not a call centre — when you call me, you speak to the engineer.
In early 2026 I launched ID4OS, a real-time CNC monitoring platform that helps manufacturers move from reactive to predictive maintenance — the natural extension of years spent fixing avoidable breakdowns.
Operating UK-wide · Based in the South West
Two decades of CNC expertise.
The principles we run every job by.
Qualified to work on your machines.
Years of hands-on work across major CNC control platforms — focused on fault finding and repair on the machine rather than claiming formal classroom certificates I do not hold.
From call to back in production.
Fast response times for breakdown calls — contact me to discuss availability.
The person who answers is the person who fixes it.
Prevent the next breakdown
before it happens.
ID4OS monitors your CNC machines in real time — current draw, thermal signatures, axis load anomalies — and alerts you before faults cause unplanned downtime. Predictive, not reactive.
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