Maintenance & TA Coord I

 

 Description

The Craft Training Coordinator will have strong journey level skills, will support the Talent Development team with the curriculum enhancement, facilitation of craft and leadership material while acting as the liaison between the project craft professionals and Talent Development to remediate training deficiencies.  The individual must have decision making skills that enables them to plan and perform highly complex or technical work where no procedures or standard methods are available.  This position may include, but is not limited to, the following functions:

• Support after hours welding instructors through the development of appropriate welding curriculum, identify and order equipment, and maintain inventory on materials and supplies as needed

• Overall facilitation of Talent Development programs in both English and Spanish to include Craft, Equipment, Frontline Supervisor, Leadership and Learning Management Systems.

• Ensure the safety of all training participants throughout the training, demonstration, practicing and performance verifications.  Participate in the MPW process, while taking the lead on shop, tool, material and equipment inspections

• Ensure compliance and consistency in training processes and procedures by recording and auditing various aspects for the project's craft training program(s) including but not limited to records, documents, processes and personnel.

• Create, coordinate and facilitate new bilingual training and development opportunities to mitigate quality, safety, production deficiencies for our craft personnel.

• Perform scheduled collaboration with SADC students and their foreman; record key items in student tracker to allow for proactive engagement to all issues or concerns.

 

JOB REQUIREMENTS

Education:  Formal OJT or Apprentice Program is required.  This position requires verified journey level craft experience.  An associates degree or equivalent from a two-year college or technical school is preferred. 

Experience:  Over 3 to 5 years experience.  Total experience can be accumulative over multiple journey level crafts.

Good communication skills and proficiency with Microsoft Computer Software programs is needed.

Required Attributes:

Highly motivated

High level of integrity

High level of initiative

Follow instructions

Willing to work in various climates and weather conditions

Willing to work at elevation and in tight or congested work areas

Required Skills:

Strong written and oral communication

High level of attention to detail

Excellent time management

Highly organized

Leadership

Meeting and Classroom Facilitation/Presentation

Required Abilities:

Computer proficient

Proficiency in Microsoft Office:  Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and Access

Conduct meetings

Presenting/Reporting

Flexible work schedule

Preference:

Bilingual in English and Spanish

Industrial construction experience

Knowledge and experience with Industrial construction training curriculum

Previous training experience

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