Battery Assembler | Charger

SUMMARY:

Reporting to the Production Manager, the Battery Assembler plays an essential part in assembling lithium-ion batteries and performing tasks such as loading cells, aligning connectors, gluing covers, soldering, and assembling lids. The battery assembler assembles batteries for use in the oilfield industry.

DIRECT REPORTS:

• N/A

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES & DUTIES:  

• Prepare battery cells and/or assemble battery packs including use of tack welding machine
• Soldering, including fuses, diodes, connectors, wires etc…
• Assemble wire harnesses and end caps for use in battery packs
• Attach wire harnesses to battery packs
• Handle fiberglass tubes
• Read/understand wiring diagrams and test batteries for proper connections per the drawing
• Clean and prep batteries for final Q/C inspection
• Package batteries in bags and/or boxes to be stored in inventory.
• Meet performance/production goals while working together as a team. Maintain productivity with minimal supervision.
• Maintain excellent communication with other production team members.
• Take responsibility/ownership/initiative over workload without continuous direction/management.
• Maintain fast paced work environment without supervision.

QUALIFICATIONS & COMPENTENCIES:

• High school diploma or GED required
• Previous experience in a warehouse/manufacturing environment, automation, or assembly is preferred but not required
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
• Basic knowledge of computers and software
• Strong organizational and time management abilities
• Collaborative team player with great problem-solving skills
• Awareness of quality systems and the ability to follow processes
• Battery Safety Course (provided upon hire)

WORK ENVIRONMENT & PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:

This is a Manufacturing Environment requiring some or all of the following:

• Prolonged periods of sitting while performing assembly tasks at a workstation, as well as the ability to stand for prolonged periods during assembly line work.
• Repetitive tasks involving hand and wrist motions, such as assembling small parts, using tools and operating machinery.
• Fine motor skills for accurate and efficient assembly.
• Frequent reaching, grasping, pushing or pulling production materials.
• Capable of lifting and carrying battery components, tools or assembled units weighing up to 50lbs.  May involve moving or positioning items within the manufacturing area.
• Standing, bending or kneeling to access equipment, perform on-site assessments, operate machinery, handle delicate components or performs tasks at various heights and angles.
• Working in a manufacturing environment with varying temperatures and noise levels. May involve exposure to battery chemicals or other materials used in the assembly process.
• Required to wear and properly use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, gloves, and lab coats as required by safety protocols.