Charger Technician - Industrial Battery Chargers Location: UK-wide on a field basis, with occasional overseas travel. Our East Anglian based client is looking for an experienced Charger Technician to join their team, playing a key role in the maintenance, servicing, installation and technical support of industrial battery chargers and associated battery systems. This exciting opportunity involves travelling to customer sites throughout the UK, carrying out planned maintenance, replacing batteries, identifying faults and ensuring critical power systems operate safely and efficiently. The position ideally requires experience working with industrial battery chargers and battery technologies, including SLA, NiCd and Plante batteries, alongside electrical and electronic fault-finding experience. Key Responsibilities for the Charger Technician job: Organising and carrying out planned maintenance visits on industrial battery chargers in accordance with manufacturer recommendations. Replacing batteries at customer sites, ensuring work is completed safely and to the required standards. Carrying out electrical and electronic fault-finding, identifying issues and providing effective solutions. Providing technical support and assistance to colleagues and customers when required. Surveying customer sites for asset management purposes and identifying potential sales opportunities. Completing and submitting accurate maintenance documentation and service reports in a timely manner. Qualifications and Experience Required for this Charger Technician job: Previous experience servicing and maintaining industrial battery chargers. Understanding of SLA, NiCd and Plante battery technologies. Electrical and electronic fault-finding experience. Experience with electromechanical installation and maintenance. Relevant Health
Charger Technician - Industrial Battery Chargers employer: Redline Group Ltd
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