Responsibilities:

• Removes and disassembles cells and inspects parts to detect defects.
• Replaces defective parts, reassembles battery, and fuses lead parts with gas torch.
• Fills cells with acid solution and determines specific gravity of solution.
• Attaches charger leads to battery posts or connector and starts charger.
• Reads meters and adjusts charge parameters to control time and flow of current through battery.
• Washes, cleans, and neutralizes customer's batteries.
• Prepares new product for shipment. 　　
• Loads and unloads truck.
• As business needs necessitate, travel to customer sites to evaluate, diagnose, and repair defective equipment.
• Follows all company policies and procedures as listed, but not limited to: warranty, safety, environmental, OSHA, DOT Hazmat, and ISO9000.
• Performs other duties as required or assigned.

Education and Training:

• A high school diploma or equivalent; or industry related experience and/or training; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• A basic mechanical aptitude.
• Previous experience working with hand and power tools.

Technical Requirements:

• Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds on a daily continuous basis. Anything heavier will be done with the assistance of a mechanical device or with the assistance of another employee.
• Able and willing to operate a forklift.　
• Must be able to frequently bend; twist; reach; stoop; kneel or crouch Must be able and willing to wear a respirator.
• Must be able to stand for long periods of time
• Employees are responsible for wearing the required Personal Protective Equipment in the proper manner at all times.
• This position is exposed to harmful materials such as lead/fiberglass products. Periodic blood tests are required to measure the level of lead. Precautions are taken by the company/employee to reduce the risk of exposure and help ensure everyone's safety.
• This position requires working in a plant/warehouse environment. Therefore, expect varying working conditions.

$28-$35/hr