A lube technician completes automotive maintenance and repair tasks. Their primary job is to keep a vehicle lubricated so that it runs properly when it leaves the shop. Lube technicians change oil, filters, and rotate tires, among other tasks.

Also known as lubrication technicians, Lube technicians are employed by car dealerships and automotive repair shops to perform routine vehicle maintenance.

Working as a Lube Technician Drain engine oil and add new oil to a car's engine. Inspect engines for leaks. Top off other fluids in the transmission or braking system. Perform tire pressure checks and rotations and inflate as needed.

lubrication bay attendant means an employee who is wholly or mainly engaged in carrying out light servicing of all common types of motor vehicles including the oiling and greasing, changing of oil filters, servicing air cleaners and such other services as are commonly carried out in a lubrication bay; Sample 1.