Overview

The primary duties of this position entail:

• Qualify as a Trade Training Instructor
• Qualify and maintain all applicable non-nuclear Painter qualifications
• Onboarding New Hire Painters
• Instructing multiple Paint Trade courses in classroom and hands on settings
• Instructing multiple General Trades classroom courses
  • Fall Protection, Fire Watch, Tank Watch, Respirator etc.
• Enforcing safety rules and regulations
• Supporting various lesson plan updates and related activities
• Assessing student performance and identifying noncompliance to policies, procedures and technique sheets
• Supporting special training projects as required
• Being available for overtime as needed
• Being flexible to support training on other shifts as needed
• Conduct deck plate observations
• Recommend changes to improve areas of safety, quality, cost, schedule, and continuous improvement

Skills

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, be able to speak in fron tof large groups of people
• Must be proficient with Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel
• Ability to embrace change and new ideas
• Strong organization skills
• Maintain a strong work ethic
• Be a dedicated team player
• Must have a strong history of procedural compliance and safe work practices
• Must be comfortable speaking in front of a large groups and be able to maintain control of a classroom
• Must be comfortable assigning students training tasks and enforcing policies and procedures
• Must be comfortable evaluating student progress
• Must be able to easily adapt to changing responsibilities

Qualifications

Required:

• High school diploma/GED
• Must be a first class Painter 
• Must have a minimum of 3 years of Shipyard experience.

Preferred:

• Prior classroom/OTJ or ALC Instructor experience 
• Certificate, Associates or advanced degree
• Experience in preparation of training materials
• Experience with classroom lectures, hands-on training and associated written and practical exams