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Cheney Brothers in North Carolina is seeking a Battery Technician to maintain and replace batteries powering warehouse equipment. You will ensure batteries are charged, swapped, and maintained safely to minimize downtime and support continuous operations.
Responsibilities include installing batteries, monitoring charge levels, inspecting for damage, keeping records, and proper disposal of batteries per guidelines.
Cheney Brothers recognizes the prosperity of our company is built on the efforts of our employees. We offer a high-impact, supportive culture enabling immensely talented people to be brilliant at what they do. Our Cheney Brothers family of over 4,000 dedicated associates have access to world-class leadership and learning experiences, comprehensive benefit packages and endless opportunities to grow their career. We know the best way to back our customers is to back our people. Join our innovative family of industry leaders who never stop investing in the future.
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The Battery Technician is responsible for maintaining and replacing industrial batteries used in warehouse equipment such as pallet jacks, forklifts, and other battery-powered machinery. This role ensures that all batteries are charged, swapped, and maintained safely and efficiently to minimize equipment downtime and support continuous warehouse operations.
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