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The Technical Sales Engineer drives technical sales of lubricants to industrial and B2B customers by combining engineering knowledge with commercial capability. Responsibilities include identifying new industrial sales opportunities, providing technical support, conducting lubrication surveys, troubleshooting equipment issues, delivering presentations, managing key accounts, monitoring market trends, and ensuring high service levels and HSE compliance.
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The Lubricants Commercial Manager is responsible for driving the commercial performance of the lubricant business through strategic planning, market expansion, pricing optimization, and management of key customer relationships. The role leads commercial activities, develops growth strategies, oversees sales forecasts, manages budgets, and ensures profitability across the lubricant product portfolio.
Responsibilities include developing commercial strategies, identifying new business opportunities, leading marketing initiatives, monitoring market trends, coordinating with plant operations, managing pricing and margins, executing contracts, supporting product development, preparing commercial reports, and building a high‑performing commercial team.
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The Regional Sales Representative is responsible for driving lubricant sales growth within the assigned region by expanding market share, developing distributor and dealer networks, and managing key customer relationships. The role executes regional sales plans, conducts market intelligence, manages channel partners, ensures compliance with sales policies, and
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