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Workforce Development Manager

Job in Cottondale, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, 35453, USA
Listing for: Tusco, Inc.
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-02-06
Job specializations:
  • Management
  • Education / Teaching
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Location: Cottondale

When you join Tusco, you not only become a member of one of the most respected perimeter security solutions teams, but you also become a member of the Tusco family. If you are motivated to achieve success with a rapidly growing security solutions leader Tusco is interested in you!

Tusco has become an award-winning organization through PERFORMANCE excellence, shared EXPERIENCE
, a positive ATTITUDE and trusting RELATIONSHIPS which define our Core Values. If you feel you align with these attributes let’s talk!

We are currently seeking:
Workforce Development Manager

The Workforce Development Manager builds and manages Tusco’s corporate framework for professional education, skills development, and trade-based training. This role supports a strong talent pipeline by driving continuous learning across all levels of the organization. The position enables subject-matter experts and partners with leaders to ensure high-quality programs are facilitated. Success in this role is measured by consistent teaching, learning, and alignment with Tusco’s operational excellence standards.

Responsibilities

Supervisory Responsibilities
  • May oversee schedules, assignments, and responsibilities of clerical training staff.
  • Conducts performance evaluations that are timely and constructive.
Duties/Responsibilities
  • Build and manage a comprehensive corporate workforce development structure tailored to a specialty construction and perimeter-security environment.
  • Establish “Tusco University” as a central hub for training programs, digital learning content, and skill-tracking tools.
  • Develop role-specific training pathways and checklists (e.g., new hire onboarding, project superintendent leadership development, field trade skills progression, soft skills for managers).
  • Leverage AI and digital tools to accelerate creation of scalable training content, quizzes, modules, and documentation.
  • Create a strong learning culture by building systems that encourage every employee to both learn and teach.
  • Partner closely with department directors, managers, and subject-matter experts (SMEs) to design and refine training materials.
  • Facilitate, coordinate, and manage recurring “Lunch and Learn” programs.
  • Ensure that video content is regularly added to “Tusco University,” including:
    • SME-recorded Teams calls
    • Field demonstrations
    • Best-practice walkthroughs
    • Vendor-provided modules
  • Create processes to incentivize employees to submit pre-approved training videos or documents.
  • Build a consistent structure for field-based teaching of skilled trades, including:
    • On-the-job training led by supervisors and senior craft personnel
    • Vendor training, manufacturer certifications, and industry modules
    • Standardized task-based skill checklists
  • Define expected progression timelines for new hires and apprentices.
  • Support superintendents with leadership and site-management training to elevate project execution, communication, documentation, and safety culture.
  • Implement a training tracking system to measure:
    • Completion of required learning modules
    • Progress toward skill competency
    • Participation in teaching and knowledge-sharing activities
  • Hold department leaders accountable for ensuring their personnel participate, stay on schedule, and continue progressing.
  • Provide dashboards, reports, and KPIs to Operations leadership and executive management.
  • Ensure that both learning and teaching contributions are tracked, recognized, and used in performance reviews or career development conversations.
  • Regularly evaluate training effectiveness through feedback, performance results, and field observations.
  • Benchmark Tusco’s training structure against construction industry leaders and incorporate best practices.
  • Recommend improvements in training content delivery, technology platforms, and skill validation processes.
  • Track ROI and identify training gaps that impact quality, productivity, or client satisfaction.
  • Collaborate with EHS Director for safety-related training as the EHS Director will be responsible for most safety specific training needs.
  • Other related duties as assigned.
Qualifications Required Skills/Abilities
  • Ability to design structured training pathways and administrative systems.
  • Strong communication,…
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