Industrial Maintenance Instructor- adjunct

Duties And Responsibilities

• Possess a comprehensive understanding of industrial electrical and mechanical principles as well direct experience with programmable logic controllers.
• Possess necessary skills to organize, develop, and teach/evaluate student performance.
• Organize and develop relevant curriculum.
• Deliver duties may include early mornings, evenings, and weekends.
• Maintain current course syllabi and provide students current course guides as required.
• Evaluate and report student performance and progress in all assigned courses in accordance with NICC policies and procedures.
• Establish workforce partnerships, analyze program training needs, identify workforce trends, establish and maintain frequent communication with a program advisory board, as well as serve on related community boards and committees.
• Monitor program assessment in a manner consistent with NICC's AQIP (Academic Quality Improvement Program) strategies.

Qualifications

• Must possess an AAS degree in Industrial maintenance, B.A. preferred, and/or 3 years (6000 hours) of recent and relevant work experience.
• The candidate will have industrial Maintenance Certifications with specialized electrical, maintenance, heating & cooling and other licensures/certifications for plant operation and maintenance.

Work Schedule

Hiring based upon semester needed. Contract length based upon class credit hours.