Human Resources Specialist - Compliance
About the job
- A bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field.
- At least 5 years of progressive human resources experience, including at least 3 years focused on employee relations and compliance.
- Strong knowledge of labor laws and wage and hour regulations.
- Experience conducting workplace investigations.
- Strong conflict resolution and mediation skills.
- A high level of discretion and professionalism.
- Proficiency in human resources information systems and Microsoft Office Suite.
- Lead and manage employee relations investigations and conflict resolution.
- Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local labor laws, including the Fair Labor Standards Act and wage and hour regulations.
- Drive time and attendance accuracy through auditing, reporting, and policy enforcement.
- Conduct prompt, thorough, and impartial investigations into employee complaints, disciplinary matters, and workplace conflicts.
- Provide coaching and guidance to leaders on performance management and corrective action.
- Maintain confidential documentation of employee relations cases.
- Track trends in employee relations issues and recommend proactive risk mitigation strategies.
- Promote a respectful and compliant workplace culture aligned with company values.
- Monitor adherence to overtime, meal periods, rest breaks, and attendance requirements.
- Assist with development, review, and implementation of human resources policies and procedures.
- Provide guidance to leadership on employment law and regulatory best practices.
- Support internal audits and compliance reviews.
- Oversee the functionality and accuracy of timekeeping systems and human resources information system platforms.
- Conduct audits of timecards, overtime records, and paid leave.
- Partner with leadership to enforce attendance policies consistently.
- Use time and attendance data to identify trends and improve workforce effectiveness.
- Facilitate training on compliance, performance management, workplace ethics, and conflict resolution.
- Prepare and maintain human resources documentation, including investigation summaries, corrective actions, and policy updates.
- Partner with Operations, Quality, Environment, Health and Safety, and leadership teams to address workforce challenges.
- Support onboarding and employee lifecycle processes as needed.
- Experience with Workday.
About the company
Trojan Battery manufactures deep-cycle energy storage batteries for solar and motive power applications. Its product lineup includes flooded lead-acid, AGM, and lithium-ion batteries that are designed, tested, and processed in the USA to meet safety and quality standards. Customers include renewable energy providers, industrial equipment manufacturers, and rental equipment professionals, with sales made through a network of local dealers and distributors. What sets Trojan apart is its long history (founded in 1925), its commitment to USA-made production and a broad range of chemistries, and its industry recognition (such as the 2023 Rental Magazine Choice Award). The company's goal is to help shape a safe and sustainable energy future by continuously improving energy-storage solutions and supporting its employees.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Growth Equity (Venture Capital)
Total Funding
$100M
Headquarters
Santa Fe Springs, California
Founded
1925
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What believers are saying
- April 15, 2026 E-Z-GO RXV compatibility expands OnePack sales into used carts.
- May 19, 2026 Sinoboom chose Trojan for North American MEWP batteries, validating OEM traction.
- June 7, 2026 partner awards highlighted Danbrit and Battery Outfitters, showing distributor momentum.
What critics are saying
- Stryten announced acquiring C&D Trojan on July 13, 2026, threatening strategic autonomy.
- Trojan sued Golf Carts of Cypress; the Fifth Circuit affirmed liability on May 8, 2026.
- Golf-cart lithium rivals and private-label converters attack Trojan's core brand margin by 2026.
What makes Trojan Battery unique
- Trojan's 1925 brand still anchors OEM trust in golf carts, MEWPs, and floorcare.
- OnePack spans 36V, 48V, and 72V lithium, simplifying dealer upgrades across legacy fleets.
- Trojan's network includes 1,555 partners and worldwide distributors, reinforcing aftermarket reach.
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7%Trojan's Self-Heating Lithium OnePack S2. Published on October 6, 2026 Sante Fe Springs, California, United States: Trojan Battery has introduced self-heating battery technology in the Lithium OnePack S2. This new innovation from Trojan is designed to simplify lithium battery use in colder temperatures and allow for longer rides and less work to stay active in the cold. With self-heating technology, cart owners can enjoy more time on the move without being restricted by lithium in low temperatures or the need to plug in to warm the battery. The OnePack S2 48V 105Ah Self-Heating Lithium Battery delivers a smart design that features various automatic cut-off points, allowing the battery to heat itself while still retaining enough power for long trips. Self-heating lithium battery activates when temperatures drop, without external power. Built on the proven OnePack 48V 105Ah platform, the OnePack S2 delivers next-level performance and versatility. It features fully automatic self-heating technology that activates when cell temperatures fall below 34°F (1°C). Unlike systems that require external power to begin heating, the OnePack S2 can self-regulate, even when it is not plugged in. When connected to wall power, the heating element draws energy from the wall rather than the battery, giving the user options to get the most out of their battery. The self-heating OnePack S2 also carries all the reliability, safety, and ease-of-use features as the rest of the S2 line, including over-the-air firmware updates, an IP67 Ingress protection rating, additional safety features to ensure peace of mind, efficient internal components to maximize range, and a now transferable 10-year warranty. *Trojan Battery Company is a member of the Asian Golf Industry Federation. **Mark Ray, Trojan Battery Company's Regional Sales Manager, is among the keynote speakers at the Asian Golf Industry Federation Annual International Summit in Kuala Lumpur on October 28. His topic is: Powering the Future of Golf - The Next Generation of Battery Technology & Electric Mobility. Share with your friends.
Trojan Battery announces new OnePack S2 lithium battery. By Trojan Battery Company on Jul 19, 2026 Trojan Battery Company announced the launch of the new OnePack(TM) Series 2 (S2), the latest evolution of its award-winning 48V 105Ah lithium battery platform for golf carts and low-speed electric vehicles. Upgrades to wireless performance and protection against water & dust. The OnePack S2 is built with reliability and ease-of-use in focus. This new series of OnePacks introduces several features designed to improve usability, durability, and serviceability, including over-the-air (OTA) updates/diagnostics and an upgraded IP67-rated enclosure for enhanced protection against water and dust intrusion. The new OTA functionality allows users, dealers, and fleet managers to remotely update firmware and access diagnostics through the Trojan app, helping reduce service time and downtime. Upgraded Ingress Protection, a powder-coated steel exterior, and all-new M16 CAN connectors help form a battery ready for the elements. The maroon standard of performance. OnePack S2 also delivers the same maroon standard of performance that you expect from a OnePack, offering ranges of up to 60 miles, an advanced battery management system, and additional safety redundancies. Trojan's newest lithium product is built to be rugged, reliable, and ready to keep you on the road and out of the garage.
Now online: Lithium Battery Bundle Guide for dealers. By Trojan Battery Company on Jun 10, 2026 Trojan Battery is rolling out a new tool for its lithium battery dealers and distributors. The online Trojan Bundle Guide allows dealers to search for OnePack Lithium Battery kits and bundles by make, model, or part number. By choosing a filter at the top of the guide, users can change the view to focus on a make, model, or voltage. The Trojan Bundle Guide will update in real-time as new models or accessories become available. Its experts designed the guide to work well on most smartphones and devices. Dealers can also print the guide to paper or to a PDF and share easily with customers or staff. Interested in replacing your golf cart battery with a OnePack bundle? Find a dealer near you.
Trojan supports expansion for major MEWP & AWP manufacturer. May 19, 2026 With plans of opening a new plant in Mexico, one of the world's largest MEWP and AWP manufacturers, Sinoboom, chose Trojan Battery Company to be its North American battery supplier. Trojan's AES AGM batteries met all the performance requirements for maintenance-free operation, deep cycle capability, voltage stability, and strong charge acceptance. The Trojan team also provided Sinoboom with tray configurations for AWP and MEWP batteries used in the region. Along with performance, Trojan has an established North American presence. With a trusted reputation and an expansive network of distributors, choosing Trojan helped Sinoboom improve logistics efficiency and enable faster responses to customer inquiries and requests. Helping OEMs and manufacturing partners grow. "To deliver reliability to our customers, our suppliers need proven experience and strong foundations," said Sinoboom Indirect Purchasing Engineer Stephani Jauregui Yañez." Trojan's century-long history in battery innovation, as well as its longstanding OEM heritage, made it a natural fit." As Sinoboom has its sights set on additional MEWP and AWP models, a partnership with Trojan will help bring sustained success while continuing to expand in a crucial region.
Trojan to exhibit AWP and MEWP batteries at APEX Show 2026. May 13, 2026 At APEX 2026, taking place 2-4 June, Trojan Battery will showcase batteries for aerial work platforms (AWPs) and mobile elevated work platforms (MEWPs). The Trojan team will co-exhibit with Master Distributor Veloris at booth 470, strengthening collaboration to support customers across the European access equipment market. Trojan designed its AES AGM and deep cycle flooded lead acid batteries to meet the needs of aerial equipment. Engineered for scissor lifts, boom lifts, and related uses, these batteries deliver reliable power. They offer a longer service life and lower total ownership cost, maximizing uptime in high-use applications. Compare flooded lead acid and advanced AGM batteries at APEX At APEX Maastricht 2026, Trojan and Veloris will feature proven T105, L16, J305, and J185 batteries. These lines are available in both flooded and AES AGM chemistries. Fleet operators can compare flooded batteries and maintenance-free AGM options based on their needs. Trojan's flooded batteries for MEWPs are an industry benchmark for rugged durability and dependable deep cycle performance. They are well suited for rental fleets and demanding job site conditions. Trojan AES AGM batteries represent the latest evolution in VRLA battery technology. Maintenance-free and made for harsh environments, AES AGM perform reliably across a wide range of operating conditions. They deliver up to three times the cycle life of standard AGM batteries. Together, these AWP and MEWP battery solutions enable fleet operators to optimize equipment performance, reduce maintenance, and minimize downtime. Trojan Battery Company invite you to meet the Trojan and Veloris teams at APEX in booth 470. Learn how Trojan's technologies support aerial work platform operations. Book a meeting with Trojan Battery Company today.