Battery Formation & Quality Inspector

Trojan Battery Company; Sandersville (GA); Hybrid; USD 36,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Trojan Battery Company is seeking a Formation Operator to ensure correct acid level and conduct visual inspections for cosmetic defects. The role emphasizes safety, PPE usage, and adherence to the company quality policy in daily operations.

Responsibilities include handling caps, conveyors, defect checks, polarity directions, cable selection, and rack marking to support efficient production lines. Training and adherence to quality metrics are essential for success.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• 6 months–1 year machine operator experience.
• Stand-up Lift / forklift certification.
• Basic computer skills.
• Read and understand basic English.
• Perform basic math functions (add, subtract, multiply, divide).
• Experience in an assembly/production environment.

Responsibilities

• Place caps onto batteries according to battery type.
• Operate conveyors (stack on/off selections).
• Identify defects prior to filling with acid (1st fill).
• Direct battery orientation during off bearing and ensure correct polarity.
• Select the correct jumper cables for each battery type.
• Demonstrate proper use of table lift during off bearing.
• Mark battery racks accurately to aid tender.
• Ensure proper PPE usage.
• Maintain general housekeeping and safety standards.
• Meet all quality and production requirements.

Skills

Basic computer skills

Read English

Basic math

Assembly/production experience

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Tools

Stand-up forklift certification

Job description

Trojan Battery Company is seeking a Formation Operator to ensure correct acid level and conduct visual inspections for cosmetic defects. The role emphasizes safety, PPE usage, and adherence to the company quality policy in daily operations.

Responsibilities include handling caps, conveyors, defect checks, polarity directions, cable selection, and rack marking to support efficient production lines. Training and adherence to quality metrics are essential for success.