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Battery manufacturer achieves safety milestone

A County Durham-based battery pack manufacturer has achieved a significant safety accreditation, strengthening its commitment to health and safety while supporting its ambitious growth plans.


Pictured, from left to right, are Claire Brymer, Kayleigh Axtell, David Kaminski, Mark Rutherford, Alex Stapleton, Owen McNally and Sevada Nazari of Alexander Battery Technologies
Pictured, from left to right, are Claire Brymer, Kayleigh Axtell, David Kaminski, Mark Rutherford, Alex Stapleton, Owen McNally and Sevada Nazari of Alexander Battery Technologies

Alexander Battery Technologies (ABT), headquartered in Peterlee, has earned ISO 45001 certification, a globally recognised standard, reflecting the company’s dedication to delivering high-quality solutions across industries such as medical devices, robotics, eVTOL and industrial power tools.


Bosses at the plant, which has delivered more than 15 million battery products worldwide and scaled its operations by nearly 300 per cent during the pandemic, say the accreditation not only demonstrates the company’s “commitment to a safe, supportive workforce” as a “forward-thinking manufacturer”, but also leaves it well-positioned to “scale and innovate”.


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