Service Engineer

Mixxos; Greater London; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 53,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company van/service vehicle

25 days + bank holidays

Medicash

Employee assistance programme

Mental health first aider support

Cycle to work scheme

Job summary

Mixxos Group is seeking a hands-on Service Engineer to join its growing UK service operation. You will install, commission and service lubrication and fluid systems across a variety of customer environments, supporting OEMs, distributors and installation partners throughout the UK.

The role is field-based with UK-wide travel, occasional overnight stays, and a mix of office, training and customer-site activity as the function develops.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with installation, commissioning and fault-finding.
• Experience working directly with customers or on customer sites.
• Strong mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic or fluid systems background.

Responsibilities

• Install and commission lubrication and engineered fluid systems.
• Carry out planned and reactive service and maintenance.
• Diagnose faults and provide practical solutions on customer sites.
• Support prototype and first-of-kind installations for OEM customers.
• Work across mobile, off-highway and industrial equipment.
• Record installation details to support repeatable processes.
• Provide technical support and supervision on larger projects.
• Support local assembly, testing and pre-delivery validation.
• Carry out equipment refurbishment and replacement work.
• Provide technical training and knowledge transfer.

Skills

Hands-on installation experience

Customer-facing experience

Mechanical hydraulics/pneumatics

Fault diagnosis

Independent work

Communication skills

Learning new technology

Lubrication systems experience

Job description

Service Engineer£45,000 - £53,000Monday – Thursday 8:30am-5pm, Friday 8:30am-4pmUK-wide | Office in BanburyPermanent

We're working with a global engineering business that is expanding its UK service operation and looking for a hands-on Service Engineer to join the team. This is a newly created position offering the opportunity to become a key part of the company's growing UK service capability. You'll work across a variety of customer environments, providing installation, commissioning, servicing and fault-finding support across specialist lubrication and fluid management systems.

As a Service Engineer, you'll provide hands‑on technical support to customers, OEMs, distributors and installation partners across the UK. The role will initially involve a mixture of office, training and customer/site-based activity as the UK service function develops, before becoming increasingly field-based.

This is a hands‑on, field‑based role, so you'll need to be comfortable with UK-wide travel, working independently at customer sites, occasional overnight stays depending on workload and flexible start times depending on customer requirements.

Responsibilities for a Service Engineer

• Installing and commissioning lubrication and engineered fluid systems
• Carrying out planned and reactive service and maintenance work
• Diagnosing faults and providing practical solutions on customer sites
• Supporting prototype and first-of-kind installations for OEM customers
• Working across mobile, off-highway and industrial equipment
• Recording installation details to support repeatable installation processes and kits
• Providing technical support and supervision on larger projects
• Supporting local assembly, testing and pre‑delivery validation
• Carrying out equipment refurbishment, overhaul and replacement work
• Providing technical training and knowledge transfer to customers and installation partners
• Supporting fluid filtration and related technical solutions where required
• Working closely with Sales, Application Engineering, Customer Experience and wider Service teams

Key Skills for a Service EngineerWe're looking for a practical, hands‑on engineer who is confident diagnosing problems and working independently.

• Hands on experience with installation, commissioning and fault‑finding
• Experience working directly with customers or on customer sites
• A strong mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic or fluid systems background
• The ability to diagnose faults and find practical solutions
• Confidence working independently with minimal supervision
• Strong communication and customer service skills
• A willingness to learn new technology and develop your technical knowledge
• Lubrication systems experience is advantageous, but not essential.

Benefits for a Service Engineer

• Company van/service vehicle
• 25 days + bank holidays, increasing with time served
• Medicash
• Employee assistance programme
• Mental health first aider support
• Cycle to work scheme
• Contribution towards learning and wellbeing activities
• 10% employer pension contribution

If you're a hands‑on engineer with experience across hydraulics, pneumatics, pumps, fluid power, mechanical systems or similar, and you're looking for an opportunity to develop your technical expertise while helping build something new, we'd love to hear from you.