Budding motorsport engineer wins main title at the In-Comm Training Awards

Posted on 11 Jul 2023 by The Manufacturer
(l-r back row) Stuart Berry (Brandauer), Isabelle Rowley (Churchill Integrated Services), Sam Marston (Aico), Wendy Weston, Matt Daly (both Assa Abloy), William Thompson (Torus) and Steve Giles (Metsec) (l-r front row) Gemma Osborne (Leonardo), Kirsty Locking (Cross & Morse), Joshua Peace (Precision Technologies International), Katie Mayo (PcP Gratings) and Britney Biju (Collins Aerospace)
(l-r back row) Stuart Berry (Brandauer), Isabelle Rowley (Churchill Integrated Services), Sam Marston (Aico), Wendy Weston, Matt Daly (both Assa Abloy), William Thompson (Torus) and Steve Giles (Metsec) (l-r front row) Gemma Osborne (Leonardo), Kirsty Locking (Cross & Morse), Joshua Peace (Precision Technologies International), Katie Mayo (PcP Gratings) and Britney Biju (Collins Aerospace)

A young apprentice that is helping motorsport teams achieve their best possible performance has been named as the Outstanding Apprentice of the Year for the West Midlands.

Precision Technologies International’s Joshua Peace beat off the challenge of more than 100 peers to secure the prestigious honour in front of 300 people at the In-Comm Training Awards in Birmingham on Friday. Judges praised the Tamworth engineer’s all-round stunning performance and a clear desire and drive to inspire others to follow a career in…

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