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Service Engineer- Automatic Lubrication Systems

Banbury
Posted 28 days ago
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Service Engineer – Automatic Lubrication Systems

SKF Lubrication Lifetime Solutions (LLS)

UK-based - Banbury | Field role with regular customer site travel

About the Role

SKF Lubrication Lifetime Solutions (LLS) is strengthening its service capability and is looking for a Service Engineer – Automatic Lubrication Systems to support the installation, commissioning, servicing, and lifecycle support of engineered lubrication solutions across the UK. This is a hands-on, customer-facing role focused on delivering high-quality execution at OEM, distributor, and end-user sites. The Service Engineer plays a key role in supporting SKF’s strategy to move further up the value chain through solutions, services, and circular economy offerings.

Key Responsibilities

  • Install, commission, and support Automatic Lubrication Systems (ALS) across OEM and end-user environments
  • Support first-of-kind and strategic installations, ensuring SKF quality and safety standards are met
  • Provide on-site technical troubleshooting and early-life system support
  • Independently deliver smaller engineered lubrication installations
  • Provide technical supervision and quality assurance for larger projects delivered via distributors or approved third-party installers
  • Deliver structured technical training to customers, OEMs, distributors, and installer partners
  • Carry out pump refurbishment and overhaul activities
  • Install, commission, and service RecondOil and circular economy solutions
  • Support local assembly builds, testing, and pre-delivery validation activities

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What we expect you to have

  • Hands-on experience with Automatic Lubrication Systems or similar mechanical / fluid systems
  • Strong installation, commissioning, and fault-finding capability
  • Practical mechanical background with a strong problem-solving mindset
  • Confident working independently at customer sites
  • Customer-focused with strong communication skills

Would be an asset

  • Experience working in OEM or heavy industrial environments
  • Experience supporting or supervising distributor or third-party installer networks
  • Exposure to refurbishment, service, or lifecycle support activities
  • Interest in sustainability, oil conditioning, or circular economy technologies

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Interfaces & Working Environment

  • OEMs and end customers
  • Distributors and approved third-party installers
  • Sales, Application Engineering, Service, and Customer Experience teams
  • Local assembly and operations teams

Additional information

UK-based role with regular travel to customer, OEM, and distributor sites.

Please note that we can't accept applications via email, due to GDPR.

Is this you? If the answer is yes, submit your application with your CV and cover letter, as soon as possible and no later than August 17th, 2026.

We will screen candidates continuously throughout the application period, so make sure to submit your application as soon as possible.

At SKF, we are committed to promoting fairness and inclusivity throughout our recruitment process. To achieve this, we may include assessments and verify the information in your application in compliance with country-specific laws and regulations. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the recruiter.

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Skills

Automatic Lubrication Systems
Mechanical Systems
Fluid Systems
Installation
Commissioning
Fault-finding
Technical Troubleshooting
Preventive Maintenance
Pump Refurbishment
Technical Training
Quality Assurance
Problem-solving
Communication
Customer Service
Project Supervision

Location

Banbury, England, United Kingdom

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