Battery Charger Tester
Test electric battery chargers, using portable testing units.
Data from U.S. Department of Labor
What do Battery Charger Testers do?
Tests electric battery chargers, using portable testing unit: Clamps battery charger cables to appropriate tester terminals. Pushes control buttons to supply battery charger with specific amount of current that registers on charger meters and compares meter reading with tester meter to determine that meter is registering accurately. Increases current flowing from tester to charger to heat battery charger coil until grease and dirt are burned out. Turns off switches and removes battery charger cables from tester, approving satisfactory battery chargers and returning defective battery chargers for adjustments.
Should I be a Battery Charger Tester?
You should have
degree or higher and share these traits:
You're able to listen, communicate, and work with tons of different people.
You pay close attention to all the little details.
You hold your emotions in check, even in tough situations.
How to become a Battery Charger Tester
Most Battery Charger Testers have no higher education and get on-the-job training. Think about earning a Certificate or Associate's degree to increase your competitiveness in the field.
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