Meon
Demonstration and Training Manager - Midlands / North

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About Meon
Meon is the UK and Ireland's leading specialist distributor of cold-applied road marking, road repair and reinstatement systems — helping the industry move away from hot-applied, carbon-intensive methods to safer, greener alternatives.
We work closely with product and plant manufacturers, driven by our in-house R&D team, to keep innovating for our customers across the UK, Ireland and increasingly Europe. Training is core to how we do this: we run structured, hands-on programmes across our full product range.
Our Brands
- Magma: Meon Magma (reinstatement and surface repair systems,)
- Spectrum: Meon Spectrum(line marking systems, machines, and equipment).
The Role
We're looking for a hands-on trainer to teach and demonstrate our Magma and Spectrum systems to contractors across the UK and Ireland, with occasional trips into mainland Europe. (Roughly 75% Magma, 25% Spectrum).
You'll deliver practical, memorable training using our evolving Training Academy framework — and help us build it further, shaping our training structure and certification pathway as the programme grows. This role is as much about developing the academy as delivering it.
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This is a physically demanding role with extensive UK and Ireland travel, with the opportunity to develop our product training curriculum as we grow.
What You'll Do
- Lead hands-on product demonstrations and live installation trials, primarily across the Magma range, while also supporting our Spectrum team and clients.
- Deliver training sessions tailored to client needs, nationwide.
- Own Health & Safety on site, including RAMS.
- Help shape and improve our Training Academy framework, working towards a formal certification structure.
- Plan your schedule to maximise coverage and efficiency, report client feedback back to the office.
- Keep your vehicle and equipment to a high standard.
- Build your knowledge of relevant design standards, specifications, and guidance (including Chapter 8).
- Be available for occasional evening and night-time sessions.


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What We're Looking For
- A hands-on trainer with a background in construction — construction products, construction training, or contracting. Civils or road construction experience strongly preferred.
- Comfortable operating mechanical and application equipment to deliver live demonstrations.
- A confident coach and communicator who can adapt delivery to different audiences.
- Interest in, or experience of, building training programmes and certification frameworks.
- Working knowledge of civil engineering basics and Chapter 8 traffic management guidance.
- Organised and self-directed, with the IT skills to run presentation equipment smoothly.
- Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel extensively across the UK and Ireland.
- Streetworks NRSWA knowledge would be beneficial
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