Precision Machining Instructors (Part-Time)

About the role

Precision Machining instructors will perform a variety of technical instructional assignments and classroom preparation including conventional machine tool operation, blueprint reading/engineering drawings, precision measurement tools, set-up, programming, and operation of CNC lathes and mills, and the operation of CAD/CAM systems. This position will also assist in all other instructor related duties to support the program and the CCT department.

Responsibilities

• Perform a variety of technical instructional assignments and classroom preparation including conventional machine tool operation, blueprint reading/engineering drawings, precision measurement tools, set-up, programming, and operation of CNC lathes and mills, and the operation of CAD/CAM systems.
• Aid in all other instructor related duties to support the program and the CCT department.
• May be required to perform other duties as assigned.
• May be required to assist the agency or state government generally in the event of an emergency declaration by the Governor.

Requirements

• A minimum of 3 years of experience in a machining environment, which may include coursework in a Community College or University setting, using a variety of metalworking tools, processes and machines, primarily lathes and mills, and with experience in CNC/G-code programming.
• Must complete all National Institute of Metalworking Skills Level 1 credentials within the first year of hire (11 credentials).

Qualifications

• Associate’s degree in a Career and Technical Education field preferred.
• National Institute of Metalworking Skills credentials preferred.
• Classroom Machining instruction experience, providing instruction in accelerated formats geared towards certification exam preparation.
• Demonstrated track record of high level of student credential and institutional outcomes with the ability to deliver instruction in the classroom and machine shop.
• Areas of expertise include: machine setup, machining applications, programming with ProtoTrak, Haas, Mazak and Fanuc controls and simulators, process planning, precision measurement, inspection, print reading, GD&T and symbols, metallurgy, cutting tool selection and assembly, machine maintenance and shop and personal safety.
• Operation of a State Vehicle.

Skills

• Excellent oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills.
• Ability to write syllabi and exams.
• Ability to develop learning strategies, curriculum and assessments.
• Ability to work with students of varying abilities from diverse backgrounds.

Benefits

• No benefits provided.

Pay

$35-$56/hr.

Schedule

Hours and days vary based on course offerings and enrollment. Adjunct faculty positions are appointed on an as needed, course-by-course, semester basis.