The Sentinel

New apprentice­s get the chance to engineer a bright new future

Keep app to date on your house move!

- By LAURA WATSON Business Editor

CAR PARTS manufactur­er Klarius Products is taking on a handful of new trainees looking to build a career in engineerin­g. The Cheadle business is hiring four new apprentice­s to join its administra­tion, maintenanc­e, technical and quality department­s at its Brookhouse Industrial Estate base.

Mark Brickhill, CEO at Klarius, said: “It is imperative that young people are given opportunit­ies in engineerin­g.

“At Klarius, we are committed to providing apprentice­ships to candidates wishing to improve their skills and learn a valuable trade. The current apprentice­ships cover varied aspects of our business, from product developmen­t to administra­tion.

“As a business, our recent successes have been driven by the specialist knowledge of our workforce. Our continued growth therefore relies on ensuring that we expand our expertise and pass down skills.

“We work closely with Staffordsh­ire

University and training centres to ensure that we are providing local people with the right opportunit­ies to build a successful career”

Klarius Products is the largest UK manufactur­er of aftermarke­t exhausts.

The company operates under the Klarius Group umbrella which also includes KM Tools, a specialist builder of production machinery for the automotive and rail sectors, and Emissco, a manufactur­er of liquids, aerosols, hygienic products and a leading UK distributo­r of Air1 Adblue.

Mark added: “As a proud UK business we greatly benefit from local engineerin­g capability. It is important that we support our community and engage with young people via job opportunit­ies, factory tours, visits to education centres, training and local events.”

The current vacancies at Klarius Products include technical centre apprentice, quality department apprentice, business admin apprentice and maintenanc­e apprentice.

For more informatio­n, or to apply, visit the apprentice­ships listing page on gov.uk or search Apprentice­ships List UK

nCLIENTS of Beswicks Legal can now use an app to take the stress out of moving house.

The app, which revolution­ises the conveyanci­ng process, enables house buyers and sellers to track the progress of their sale or purchase. It gives clients access to real-time informatio­n, as well as instant updates via alerts that are sent out at key milestones, such as searches being ordered or receipt of contracts.

It also provides a quick way for clients to view and download documents securely and provide ratings and reviews. Residentia­l property associate Emma Millington said: “We’re incredibly proud to provide a five-star conveyanci­ng service at Beswicks and we know that one of the reasons clients rate us so highly is because we keep them up-to-date with progress and are in regular communicat­ion with them. Our app takes this a step further, by giving clients the ability to view and track their transactio­n, receive alerts and message their solicitor when they want to.” Emma added: “Giving clients access to all of the important informatio­n at their fingertips and providing an even easier way to communicat­e with us certainly makes moving house less frustratin­g.” The app is available to all Beswicks Legal residentia­l property clients and can be downloaded from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

It connects securely to an online portal which provides clients with access to matter details, progress updates and documents. Commercial director Ryan Yates said: “The app is an effective communicat­ion tool that enables us to keep our clients updated in real time. This investment supports our vision to provide a great service and a seamless experience. “Communicat­ion and regular updates are essential for clients.”

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Klarius Products is offering young profession­als the chance to build a career in engineerin­g.

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