We’re always keen to hear from passionate engineers, problem‑solvers and practical thinkers. At Lancing, you’ll work on real machines and real production environments — helping customers automate filling, capping, labelling and end‑of‑line processes.
Varied work from standalone machines to integrated line installations, with the satisfaction of seeing it run on‑site.
A collaborative, hands‑on environment where knowledge sharing and practical engineering are part of the culture.
Opportunities to develop skills in automation, pneumatics, controls, commissioning and customer support.
Experience levels vary by role, but the traits below matter in every position.
People who can diagnose issues logically and communicate solutions clearly.
We value engineers who can translate requirements into reliable, buildable systems.
People who spot opportunities to make equipment easier to run, maintain and support.
Roles
We recruit as demand grows. If you match one of the areas below, we’d like to hear from you.
Machine assembly, integration and installation support.
Controls, sensors, pneumatics and commissioning support.
Reactive call‑outs, planned maintenance, spares and upgrades.
Specification support, quotations and customer project coordination.
Quotation follow-up, project administration and customer communication around delivery milestones.
Assisting site work, machine setup, commissioning and practical customer handover tasks.
Supporting customers with machine questions, documentation, spares guidance and practical problem-solving.
A hands-on route for people building skills in assembly, automation, commissioning and support.
Send your CV and a brief introduction (what you do, where you’re based, and what roles you’re interested in) to careers@lancinguk.com.
Useful answers to common questions before you enquire.
The careers page covers roles linked to packaging machinery supply, engineering, support, service and business growth.
Follow the instructions on the careers page and send the requested application details to the contact shown there.
Yes. If a suitable role is not currently listed, you can still contact the business with relevant experience and interest.
Yes. If no current role fits, you can still send your CV with a short note about the kind of opportunity you are looking for.
