Maintenance Training Instructor
Air Wisconsin Airlines · Appleton, WI · 1 wk ago
Human Resources$63k–$67k/yrFull-time
Duties And Responsibilities
- Promotes and fosters a safe and secure operating environment.
- Facilitates complete implementation and integration of the adult learning style/theory training within each aspect of the Maintenance Training Department.
- Affords assistance in obtaining and analyzing data to continuously improve the training curriculum.
- Develops and maintains technical training aids and material.
- Performs as Cockpit Trainer and Examiner for Run/Taxi and TOW operations.
- Performs as Simulator operator and Evaluator for Run/Taxi Examiner certifications.
- Conducts Run/Taxi Initial, Left Seat Qualification Training and Forklift Training.
- Ensures that maintenance training courses will be technically accurate, up-to-date, and clearly relevant to the student’s everyday work.
- Capable of conducting training equivalent to ATA Spec Level IV.
- Collaborates with local managers and supervisors to ensure training concurrency of station personnel.
- Coordinates and looks for synergies with Flight and Inflight Services.
- Manages large groups in a classroom environment to ensure safe completion of training goals.
- Recommends changes to existing maintenance training programs.
- Maintains curriculum in accordance with IATA, CFR 49, OSHA, FAR, DOT, and EPA.
- Updates and maintains training records for new hire and current maintenance employees.
- Safeguards compliance with all specified policies, practices, and procedures, and follows Company policies and procedures for completion of assigned duties.
- Travels to maintenance base and contract base locations to facilitate required training courses.
Requirements
- High school diploma
- Training or experience in working with Adult Learning Styles
- Airframe and Power Plant Certificate
- Strong computer skills, including Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Office Suite, internet courseware development tools, and email
Preferred
- Associates Degree in Aviation, communications, or teaching curriculum
- Federal Aviation Regulations Part 121 or 135 experience
- Problem solving
- Analytical ability
- Interpersonal skills
- Strong written and verbal communication skills