2nd Shift Battery Changer

Bozzuto's Inc.•Cheshire, CT

8d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Battery Room Technician, you will replace batteries in material-handling equipment (MHE) and other battery-operated equipment throughout the facility. You will maintain and clean reserve batteries and battery-changing machines, document repairs, and ensure work complies with OSHA, state and federal requirements, and company policies. The role supports a safe working environment and culture while maintaining product quality and damage-free handling. This is a second-shift position scheduled Sunday through Wednesday, 2:00 PM to 12:15 AM. Work takes place in warehouse environments with temperatures ranging from approximately 0°F to 90°F, including freezer, perishable, and grocery areas. Compensation is $20 per hour.

Requirements

Valid driver's license.
Ability to lift up to 80–85 pounds; stand, bend, lift, and twist for up to 90% of the shift; frequently lift products from floor level to above head height; and stand or walk at least 10 hours daily.
Ability to work in temperature-controlled environments and operate required material-handling equipment, including getting on and off equipment throughout the shift.
Strong communication skills and ability to communicate clearly and effectively with peers and leaders.
Organizational skills, including the ability to prioritize, meet deadlines, and fulfill customer orders in a timely manner.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team to support timely, high-quality customer orders.
Ability to maintain product-handling integrity and high quality standards.
Ability to maintain safety policies and promote accountability for safe practices throughout the shift.

Nice To Haves

One year of technical experience in automotive or industrial equipment.
MHE experience, including electric pallet jacks such as center riders or long forks, and forklifts.
Own and maintain up-to-date tools of the trade.

Responsibilities

Replace batteries in MHE equipment, electric power tools, and hand tools.
Safely operate material-handling equipment, such as center riders, long forks, and forklifts, and move MHE to and from the maintenance shop for repairs in accordance with company procedures and safety standards.
Perform safety inspections on equipment in accordance with OSHA and company policies before releasing it for use on the floor.
Perform major battery repairs, check batteries, and clean battery racks and trays.
Maintain product quality throughout the shift and handle products in a damage-free manner.
Line up returning short and long forks, check batteries, and replace batteries as needed.
Perform general repairs and maintenance when needed.
Check batteries on parked machines using equipment such as a volt-ohm meter.
Complete paperwork, equipment inspection forms, and other documents accurately and promptly.
Perform basic soldering and welding.
Use air-powered equipment when necessary.
Help clean and maintain a safe warehouse working environment.
Work various or additional shifts as needed, including evenings, weekends, and holidays.
Perform other duties as assigned by leadership.