HWM Aston Martin
Service Technician

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Company Description
HWM (Hersham & Walton Motors) is a privately owned automotive business founded in 1938, with roots as a race car constructor that competed successfully across Europe after World War II. Operating from the same Surrey premises and ownership structure since its inception, HWM now runs two core businesses: HWM Aston Martin and HWM Sports Cars. HWM Aston Martin is the world’s oldest official Aston Martin dealership, known for its strong global reputation, extensive aftersales center, and the largest Aston Martin parts operation worldwide, supporting both modern and heritage vehicles. HWM Sports Cars focuses on premium and sporty vehicles and operates a substantial aftersales center, including official service facilities for Alfa Romeo, Abarth, Fiat, and Jeep. The company prioritizes looking after its team and customers, fostering a friendly, approachable environment and continuing to “punch above its weight” in the industry.
Role Description
The Service Technician role is a full-time, on-site position based at HWM Aston Martin in Walton-On-Thames. The Service Technician will perform routine maintenance and repair work on Aston Martin vehicles and other high-performance cars, ensuring all tasks meet manufacturer standards and HWM’s quality expectations. Daily responsibilities include:
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- Diagnosing mechanical and electrical issues
- Completing troubleshooting activities
- Carrying out service schedules
- Documenting all work accurately in line with workshop processes


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The role involves collaborating closely with service advisors and parts teams, communicating clearly about vehicle status and required work, and supporting a high level of customer service through professional, safe, and efficient vehicle care. The Service Technician will also contribute to maintaining a clean, organized workshop and may assist with occasional technical support for heritage and specialist vehicles.
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess strong Maintenance & Repair skills, with experience servicing and repairing vehicles to manufacturer standards.
- Candidates should possess effective Troubleshooting and diagnostic skills for mechanical, electrical, and electronic vehicle systems.
- Candidates should possess Field Service and workshop experience, including working safely with tools, equipment, and diagnostic technology.
- Candidates should possess solid Customer Service abilities, with clear communication and a professional approach when interacting with clients and colleagues.
- Candidates should possess general Maintenance capabilities, including routine servicing, inspections, and preventative care for high-performance vehicles.
- Formal automotive qualification (e.g., NVQ/City & Guilds or equivalent) and manufacturer training are highly beneficial.
- Experience working with luxury, sports, or heritage vehicles, ideally including Aston Martin or similar brands, is an advantage.
- A valid driver’s license, strong attention to detail, and commitment to health and safety standards are required.
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