Welding Instructor

About the role

This position involves organizing and delivering class syllabi and objectives in a clear, concise manner; maintaining an organized and safe lab; ensuring training aids, tools, and equipment are maintained and prepared for use in the classroom and labs; keeping accurate records of student performance and making the timely submission of academic records; providing students with timely feedback.

Responsibilities

• Speak confidently in front of a small crowd
• Recruit into the skilled trades
• Maintain an organized and safe lab
• Ensure training aids, tools, and equipment are ready for use
• Keep accurate records of student performance
• Provide students with timely feedback

Requirements

• Minimum of 4-5 years of technical experience and/or an Associate's degree, preferred
• Prior teaching experience is preferred but not required for most positions
• A strong background in Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) with a thorough understanding of GTAW principles and practices, along with hands-on experience in various welding applications
• Proficient in machine set-up, including proper gas configuration, and capable of welding in all positions with E6010
• Expertise in welding non-ferrous metals, such as stainless steel and aluminum, is essential
• Comfortable working with a range of plate thicknesses- from 3/8" down to 18 gauge- and able to demonstrate open root welding techniques on plate
• Must be able to pass a D1.1 Carbon steel plate test in 3 G position with E7018
• Proficiency in cutting with both an oxygen/acetylene torch and a handheld plasma cutting machine
• Strong practical skills in a shop environment
• Knowledge of AWS basic welding symbol interpretation
• Punctuality is essential; instructors must arrive 15 minutes prior to and remain 15 minutes after class time
• Ability to stand for extended periods
• Basic computer skills
• Receptive to guidance and direction from the Program Director

Qualifications

• Pass a D1.1 Carbon steel plate test in 3 G position with E7018