To conduct and develop advanced manufacturing training for existing and new contracts with companies and/or their employee or individual training. To develop hands-on validation labs for current and future equipment such as Robotics, 3D printing, CNC & Automation which positively impacts skills in our local workforce.
OSHA TrainerEssential Functions and percent of time::
90%: Conduct and develop existing or new hands-on validation labs to a students in our advanced manufacturing programs. Integrate online training with labs to expand individual's skill in contracted areas. Ability to instruct students with real-world applications of tasks being taught both online and in labs. Display a range of teaching modalities to cover vary degrees of skills and education of hands-on learners.
5% Market the program. Meet with visitors to explain labs, local needs, upcoming offerings, etc. Communicate closely with staff and assist during meetings with local industry personnel.
5% All other duties as assigned.
Working Conditions::
Office/Machining lab environments. Climate controlled.
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