Training and Development Coordinator
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We need to preserve all substantive info.
Let's extract content.
About the role (Purpose): "The T&D Coordinator supports the plant by coordinating, maintaining, and continuously improving the Training & Development system. This role helps advance employee capability, qualification readiness, standard work execution, safety, quality, and operational performance through effective training plans, documentation, tracking, and follow-up."
Responsibilities: list each duty.
Let's extract bullet points:
- Coordinates Springfield training initiatives, site T&D Pillar activities, TPM training processes, and plant training priorities to strengthen employee capability, close skill gaps, and support business results.
- Manages the full training experience for assigned trainees from onboarding through qualification, including daily and long-range training plans, schedules, resources, and logistics.
- Supports and facilitates new-hire orientation and related onboarding training activities, including safety, plant expectations, standard work, required systems, and initial qualification requirements.
- Maintains training records, skills matrices, cross-training matrices, qualification check sheets, Talent Center/LMS records, and related documentation to ensure training progress and qualification status are current and accurate.
- Tracks and reports training hours, completion status, training center usage, trainee progress, skill gaps, follow-up actions, and applicable T&D KAIs/KPIs to support accountability and continuous improvement.
- Conducts classroom, hands-on, and web-based training as needed and facilitates communication between leaders, trainers, and employees to remove barriers and support successful training completion.
- Performs training needs assessments for new trainees and previously qualified employees, provides feedback to trainees and leaders, and develops action plans when additional support or requalification is needed.
- Supports new equipment, new processes, process changes, and Management of Change activities by updating training plans, standard work, skills matrices, and related training materials.
- Develops and maintains training materials, including standard work and PowerPoint presentations, while incorporating quality fundamentals, customer impact, safety expectations, and operational standards.
- Supports T&D audit readiness by maintaining accurate documentation standards and evidence of training completion.
- Uses Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, SAP, Talent Center, and other applicable systems to support training documentation, tracking, and reporting.
- Maintains Train-the-Trainer qualification in job-specific areas as needed, including forklift training when applicable.
- Promotes safe work practices, supports the well-being of an injury-free workplace, and complies with all plant rules, safety and quality requirements, attendance expectations, housekeeping standards, and applicable workplace policies.
- Adjusts schedule or supports alternate shifts as needed to meet training needs, with leader approval.
- Performs all other job-related duties as assigned or needed.
We can keep as list.
Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: list:
- Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand English.
- Must be able to understand verbal and written instructions, including safety rules, operating procedures, job-specific training materials, diagrams, and schedules.
- Must possess strong communication, presentation, facilitation, customer service, leadership, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.
- Must be able to prioritize multiple assignments, work independently, collaborate in a team environment, and follow through on training plans.
- Must be able to coach, train, and provide constructive feedback to employees at varying skill levels.
- Must be able to apply basic calculations used in training documentation, reporting, and qualification tracking.
- Must be able to obtain and maintain a forklift driver’s license when required.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Experience supporting TPM, T&D Pillar, or continuous improvement activities.
- Experience maintaining skills matrices, qualification records, training documentation, or learning management system records.
- Experience facilitating hands-on training in a manufacturing or industrial environment.
- Experience using Talent Center, SAP, or similar business systems.
Job Requirements (Minimum Qualifications):
- Computer and System Use: Operate a computer and basic peripherals. Use basic computer applications and file navigation to support daily work activities.
- High school diploma or equivalent is required.
- Related experience and/or training in an industrial environment is required.
- Must be 18 years of age or older.
- Must provide proof of valid authorization to work in the United States.
- Must meet applicable drug- and alcohol-free workplace requirements.
Essential Physical Requirements/Work Environment:
- Ability to stand and walk for 8 to 12 hours at a time.
- Exposure to noise is usually moderate.
- Ability to bend, twist, and turn as needed to perform job duties.
- Full use of both hands to handle objects, tools, controls, and materials.
- Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and distance vision.
- Works around fiberglass insulation and follows applicable safety requirements.
We could combine Minimum Qualifications and Physical Requirements into Requirements section, or separate? The instruction: Use sections like Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We have:
- About the role (purpose)
- Responsibilities
- Requirements (minimum qualifications + physical)
- Qualifications (preferred)
- Skills (required knowledge, skills & abilities)
- Benefits (sign-on bonus)
- Pay (pay rate)
- Schedule (hours)
We must not create sections with filler. All have content.
We need to avoid repeating job title. Also avoid duplication like "Adjusts schedule..." appears both in Responsibilities and Schedule? Actually schedule section includes hours and note about adjusting schedule. The responsibility list includes "Adjusts schedule or supports alternate shifts as needed to meet training needs, with leader approval." That's a duty; we can keep it in responsibilities. Schedule section will have the hours and note about adjusting schedule as needed (maybe we can keep just hours and note). But we must not duplicate content? The instruction: Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep the schedule info somewhere. If we put it in Schedule section, we can keep the hours and note about adjusting schedule. The responsibility list also includes that sentence; we could keep it there as part of duties. It's okay to have same info in two places? Might be considered duplication but not prohibited. However we should avoid duplicated lines per instruction: "Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions." Duplicated lines refers to exact duplicate lines in the posting. The sentence appears only once in the posting (under Essential Duties And Responsibilities). It also appears in the Hours bullet? Actually Hours section says: "Hours : Monday through Thursday 6am-4:30pm; must be able to adjust schedule or support alternate shifts as needed to meet training needs, with leader approval. OT as needed". So the sentence about adjusting schedule appears both in Hours and in Responsibilities. That's a duplicated line. We need to remove duplicated lines. So we should keep only one occurrence. Which section is more appropriate? The schedule section is about hours; the responsibility list includes many duties; we could keep the schedule note in the Schedule section and remove it from Responsibilities to avoid duplication. However we must preserve all substantive information; removing it from Responsibilities would lose that duty info. But we could keep it in Responsibilities and remove from Schedule? The schedule section would then just have hours and OT as needed. But the note about adjusting schedule is part of schedule info; we could keep it in Schedule and drop from Responsibilities. However the responsibility list includes many duties; removing that one duty may be okay if we consider it covered by Schedule section. But the instruction says preserve ALL substantive information; we need to keep the info somewhere. If we put it in Schedule section, it's preserved. So we can remove it from Responsibilities to avoid duplication.
Thus Responsibilities list will exclude that line.
Now we need to ensure we don't duplicate other lines. Check other duplicates: "Must be able to obtain and maintain a forklift driver’s license when required." appears only in Skills. Good.
Now we need to format.
We'll produce:
About the role
The T&D Coordinator supports the plant by coordinating, maintaining, and continuously improving the Training & Development system. This role helps advance employee capability, qualification readiness, standard work execution, safety, quality, and operational performance through effective training plans, documentation, tracking, and follow-up.
Responsibilities
- Coordinates Springfield training initiatives, site T&D Pillar activities, TPM training processes, and plant training priorities to strengthen employee capability, close skill gaps, and support business results.
- Manages the full training experience for assigned trainees from onboarding through qualification, including daily and long-range training plans, schedules, resources, and logistics.
- Supports and facilitates new-hire orientation and related onboarding training activities, including safety, plant expectations, standard work, required systems, and initial qualification requirements.
- Maintains training records, skills matrices, cross-training matrices, qualification check sheets, Talent Center/LMS records, and related documentation to ensure training progress and qualification status are current and accurate.
- Tracks and reports training hours, completion status, training center usage, trainee progress, skill gaps, follow-up actions, and applicable T&D KAIs/KPIs to support accountability and continuous improvement.
- Conducts classroom, hands-on, and web-based training as needed and facilitates communication between leaders, trainers, and employees to remove barriers and support successful training completion.
- Performs training needs assessments for new trainees and previously qualified employees, provides feedback to trainees and leaders, and develops action plans when additional support or requalification is needed.
- Supports new equipment, new processes, process changes, and Management of Change activities by updating training plans, standard work, skills matrices, and related training materials.
- Develops and maintains training materials, including standard work and PowerPoint presentations, while incorporating quality fundamentals, customer impact, safety expectations, and operational standards.
- Supports T&D audit readiness by maintaining accurate documentation standards and evidence of training completion.
- Uses Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, SAP, Talent Center, and other applicable systems to support training documentation, tracking, and reporting.
- Maintains Train-the-Trainer qualification in job-specific areas as needed, including forklift training when applicable.
- Promotes safe work practices, supports the well-being of an injury-free workplace, and complies with all plant rules
for prose. We need to preserve all substantive info. Let's extract content. About the role (Purpose): "The T&D Coordinator supports the plant by coordinating, maintaining, and continuously improving the Training & Development system. This role helps advance employee capability, qualification readiness, standard work execution, safety, quality, and operational performance through effective training plans, documentation, tracking, and follow-up." Responsibilities: list each duty. Let's extract bullet points: - Coordinates Springfield training initiatives, site T&D Pillar activities, TPM training processes, and plant training priorities to strengthen employee capability, close skill gaps, and support business results. - Manages the full training experience for assigned trainees from onboarding through qualification, including daily and long-range training plans, schedules, resources, and logistics. - Supports and facilitates new-hire orientation and related onboarding training activities, including safety, plant expectations, standard work, required systems, and initial qualification requirements. - Maintains training records, skills matrices, cross-training matrices, qualification check sheets, Talent Center/LMS records, and related documentation to ensure training progress and qualification status are current and accurate. - Tracks and reports training hours, completion status, training center usage, trainee progress, skill gaps, follow-up actions, and applicable T&D KAIs/KPIs to support accountability and continuous improvement. - Conducts classroom, hands-on, and web-based training as needed and facilitates communication between leaders, trainers, and employees to remove barriers and support successful training completion. - Performs training needs assessments for new trainees and previously qualified employees, provides feedback to trainees and leaders, and develops action plans when additional support or requalification is needed. - Supports new equipment, new processes, process changes, and Management of Change activities by updating training plans, standard work, skills matrices, and related training materials. - Develops and maintains training materials, including standard work and PowerPoint presentations, while incorporating quality fundamentals, customer impact, safety expectations, and operational standards. - Supports T&D audit readiness by maintaining accurate documentation standards and evidence of training completion. - Uses Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, SAP, Talent Center, and other applicable systems to support training documentation, tracking, and reporting. - Maintains Train-the-Trainer qualification in job-specific areas as needed, including forklift training when applicable. - Promotes safe work practices, supports the well-being of an injury-free workplace, and complies with all plant rules, safety and quality requirements, attendance expectations, housekeeping standards, and applicable workplace policies. - Adjusts schedule or supports alternate shifts as needed to meet training needs, with leader approval. - Performs all other job-related duties as assigned or needed. We can keep as list. Required Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: list: - Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand English. - Must be able to understand verbal and written instructions, including safety rules, operating procedures, job-specific training materials, diagrams, and schedules. - Must possess strong communication, presentation, facilitation, customer service, leadership, decision-making, and problem-solving skills. - Must be able to prioritize multiple assignments, work independently, collaborate in a team environment, and follow through on training plans. - Must be able to coach, train, and provide constructive feedback to employees at varying skill levels. - Must be able to apply basic calculations used in training documentation, reporting, and qualification tracking. - Must be able to obtain and maintain a forklift driver’s license when required. Preferred Qualifications: - Experience supporting TPM, T&D Pillar, or continuous improvement activities. - Experience maintaining skills matrices, qualification records, training documentation, or learning management system records. - Experience facilitating hands-on training in a manufacturing or industrial environment. - Experience using Talent Center, SAP, or similar business systems. Job Requirements (Minimum Qualifications): - Computer and System Use: Operate a computer and basic peripherals. Use basic computer applications and file navigation to support daily work activities. - High school diploma or equivalent is required. - Related experience and/or training in an industrial environment is required. - Must be 18 years of age or older. - Must provide proof of valid authorization to work in the United States. - Must meet applicable drug- and alcohol-free workplace requirements. Essential Physical Requirements/Work Environment: - Ability to stand and walk for 8 to 12 hours at a time. - Exposure to noise is usually moderate. - Ability to bend, twist, and turn as needed to perform job duties. - Full use of both hands to handle objects, tools, controls, and materials. - Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and distance vision. - Works around fiberglass insulation and follows applicable safety requirements. We could combine Minimum Qualifications and Physical Requirements into Requirements section, or separate? The instruction: Use sections like Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We have: - About the role (purpose) - Responsibilities - Requirements (minimum qualifications + physical) - Qualifications (preferred) - Skills (required knowledge, skills & abilities) - Benefits (sign-on bonus) - Pay (pay rate) - Schedule (hours) We must not create sections with filler. All have content. We need to avoid repeating job title. Also avoid duplication like "Adjusts schedule..." appears both in Responsibilities and Schedule? Actually schedule section includes hours and note about adjusting schedule. The responsibility list includes "Adjusts schedule or supports alternate shifts as needed to meet training needs, with leader approval." That's a duty; we can keep it in responsibilities. Schedule section will have the hours and note about adjusting schedule as needed (maybe we can keep just hours and note). But we must not duplicate content? The instruction: Preserve ALL substantive information; do NOT invent or summarize away detail. So we need to keep the schedule info somewhere. If we put it in Schedule section, we can keep the hours and note about adjusting schedule. The responsibility list also includes that sentence; we could keep it there as part of duties. It's okay to have same info in two places? Might be considered duplication but not prohibited. However we should avoid duplicated lines per instruction: "Remove cookie/navigation/legal/EEO/equal-opportunity/scam-warning boilerplate, duplicated lines, and application instructions." Duplicated lines refers to exact duplicate lines in the posting. The sentence appears only once in the posting (under Essential Duties And Responsibilities). It also appears in the Hours bullet? Actually Hours section says: "Hours : Monday through Thursday 6am-4:30pm; must be able to adjust schedule or support alternate shifts as needed to meet training needs, with leader approval. OT as needed". So the sentence about adjusting schedule appears both in Hours and in Responsibilities. That's a duplicated line. We need to remove duplicated lines. So we should keep only one occurrence. Which section is more appropriate? The schedule section is about hours; the responsibility list includes many duties; we could keep the schedule note in the Schedule section and remove it from Responsibilities to avoid duplication. However we must preserve all substantive information; removing it from Responsibilities would lose that duty info. But we could keep it in Responsibilities and remove from Schedule? The schedule section would then just have hours and OT as needed. But the note about adjusting schedule is part of schedule info; we could keep it in Schedule and drop from Responsibilities. However the responsibility list includes many duties; removing that one duty may be okay if we consider it covered by Schedule section. But the instruction says preserve ALL substantive information; we need to keep the info somewhere. If we put it in Schedule section, it's preserved. So we can remove it from Responsibilities to avoid duplication. Thus Responsibilities list will exclude that line. Now we need to ensure we don't duplicate other lines. Check other duplicates: "Must be able to obtain and maintain a forklift driver’s license when required." appears only in Skills. Good. Now we need to format. We'll produce:
About the role
The T&D Coordinator supports the plant by coordinating, maintaining, and continuously improving the Training & Development system. This role helps advance employee capability, qualification readiness, standard work execution, safety, quality, and operational performance through effective training plans, documentation, tracking, and follow-up.
Responsibilities
- Coordinates Springfield training initiatives, site T&D Pillar activities, TPM training processes, and plant training priorities to strengthen employee capability, close skill gaps, and support business results.
- Manages the full training experience for assigned trainees from onboarding through qualification, including daily and long-range training plans, schedules, resources, and logistics.
- Supports and facilitates new-hire orientation and related onboarding training activities, including safety, plant expectations, standard work, required systems, and initial qualification requirements.
- Maintains training records, skills matrices, cross-training matrices, qualification check sheets, Talent Center/LMS records, and related documentation to ensure training progress and qualification status are current and accurate.
- Tracks and reports training hours, completion status, training center usage, trainee progress, skill gaps, follow-up actions, and applicable T&D KAIs/KPIs to support accountability and continuous improvement.
- Conducts classroom, hands-on, and web-based training as needed and facilitates communication between leaders, trainers, and employees to remove barriers and support successful training completion.
- Performs training needs assessments for new trainees and previously qualified employees, provides feedback to trainees and leaders, and develops action plans when additional support or requalification is needed.
- Supports new equipment, new processes, process changes, and Management of Change activities by updating training plans, standard work, skills matrices, and related training materials.
- Develops and maintains training materials, including standard work and PowerPoint presentations, while incorporating quality fundamentals, customer impact, safety expectations, and operational standards.
- Supports T&D audit readiness by maintaining accurate documentation standards and evidence of training completion.
- Uses Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, SAP, Talent Center, and other applicable systems to support training documentation, tracking, and reporting.
- Maintains Train-the-Trainer qualification in job-specific areas as needed, including forklift training when applicable.
- Promotes safe work practices, supports the well-being of an injury-free workplace, and complies with all plant rules