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Job Summary

• The Refurbishment Officer is a key member of the operational team, responsible for performing the hands-on technical tasks involved in refurbishing batteries. Working under the direction of the Shop Floor Manager, 
• This role involves diagnosing battery conditions, performing repairs and component replacements, conducting tests, and ensuring all work meets Battregen's established quality standards and safety procedures.
• Refurbishment Officers contribute directly to the company's core service delivery by skillfully restoring battery performance.

Responsibilities

• Receive assigned batteries and perform initial inspections and diagnostic tests (e.g., visual checks, voltage tests, capacity analysis) as per standard operating procedures (SOPs).
• Perform battery disassembly accurately and safely using appropriate tools and techniques.
• Extract defective cells using specialized tools such as cell extractor levers, following established methods.
• Safely drain acid from batteries strictly in accordance with safety protocols and environmental guidelines.
• Clean battery components thoroughly according to specifications.
• Perform cell cutting and welding tasks accurately using appropriate equipment and safety measures where required by the refurbishment process.
• Execute and maintain cell refurbishing and flushing procedures precisely according to technical guidelines.
• Identify faulty or worn components (other than cells, e.g., connectors, terminals, and casings) based on testing and inspection.
• Replace defective parts accurately using designated tools and adhering to technical guidelines.
• Reassemble batteries correctly, ensuring proper connections, component placement, and seals.
• Conduct final quality control tests (e.g., load testing, capacity verification, final voltage checks) to ensure the refurbished battery meets performance standards.

Requirements

• Minimum of Ordinary National Diploma (OND), in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Technology, Automotive Technology, Mechatronics, or a related technical field.
• Prior hands-on technical experience (1 - 2 years minimum preferred) in assembly, repair, maintenance, or testing of electrical / electronic or mechanical equipment/systems is desirable.
• Experience working directly with batteries (e.g., automotive, industrial, solar) is an advantage.
• Experience using hand tools (spanners, screwdrivers, pliers) and basic power tools (drills, drivers) is essential.
• Experience working in a formal workshop, factory, or technical service environment is preferred.
• Basic understanding of electrical principles (voltage, current, resistance) and/or mechanical principles.
• Ability to read and correctly interpret work instructions, basic diagrams, or technical procedures.
• Ability to learn how to operate testing equipment (e.g., multimeter, load tester); prior experience is a plus.
• Understanding of basic workshop safety rules and procedures.