Technical Trainer​/Instructor

The Technical Trainer / Instructor develops and delivers technical training programs that support the growth of Click Bond’s apprenticeship pipeline, technician skill development, and Factory of the Future initiatives. This role ensures Maintenance, Facilities, and Production personnel receive effective hands‑on instruction in mechanical, electrical, controls, and troubleshooting fundamentals. The Trainer creates training content, supports on‑the‑job learning, and partners with cross‑functional teams to align skills with organizational needs.

Work is performed across classroom, lab, and production floor environments. Safety equipment is required in designated areas.

• Deliver instruction for ICATT Mechatronics Apprentices and Production Technicians.
• Maintain OJT plans, evaluations, and progress tracking.
• Support apprentice mentoring, coaching, and hands‑on skill development.
• Partner with ICATT apprenticeship organization, community colleges such as TMCC, WNC, and external training partners.

• Design and deliver skills‑based courses for Maintenance and Production (electrical basics, controls, pneumatics, hydraulics, mechanical systems).
• Conduct targeted training sessions based on skill gaps identified by supervisors and managers.
• Support new technology onboarding, TPM enhancements, and troubleshooting capability improvement.

• Author training modules, visual aids, assessments, and training videos.
• Standardize content in alignment with Click Bond procedures and technical standards.
• Partner with People operations and Learning & Development to integrate courses into the LMS.
• Maintain training labs, equipment, and learning materials.

• Work alongside apprentices and technicians in real shopfloor scenarios.
• Assist with troubleshooting and equipment improvement projects as educational opportunities.
• Support reliability and preventive maintenance skill‑building through practical instruction.

• Maintain accurate training records, certifications, and progression documentation.
• Coordinate class scheduling, instructor planning, and resource management.
• Provide regular updates to leadership on program progress, participation, and skill readiness.

• Partner with Facilities, Maintenance, Manufacturing Engineering, EHS and Production to identify skills required for new equipment and future capability.
• Support onboarding of new technical employees.
• Deliver hands‑on training for Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures, electrical safety, and general shopfloor safety practices.

• Strong technical background in mechanical, electrical, controls, or mechatronics systems.
• Demonstrated teaching, coaching, or technical leadership experience preferred.
• Ability to translate technical concepts into clear, hands‑on instruction.
• Excellent communication and documentation skills.
• Ability to influence across departments and support employee skill growth.
• Delivering hands‑on skill instruction.
• Conducting OJT or mentoring.
• Developing training content, job aids, SOPs, or skill matrices.
• Running apprentices, trainees, or technicians through structured learning.
• Experience working in production or maintenance environments with safety and quality expectations.
• Demonstrated ability to design training modules, evaluate competency, and coach employees of varied skill levels.
• Willingness to learn new technologies and continuously improve training materials as equipment evolves. Experience developing curriculum, lesson plans, and competency‑based assessments.
• Experience facilitating hands‑on training, including lab/shop activities, demonstrations, and guided practice.
• Ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear, structured learning modules for students at varying skill levels.

• Bachelor’s degree preferred in a field such as:
• Career & Technical Education (CTE)
• Industrial/Technical Education
• Adult Learning & Development
• Engineering Technology
• Applied Manufacturing Technology
• OR a related field (Equivalent experience in…