HVAC Ductless Training Manager

Job Description

The HVAC Ductless Training Manager is responsible for the day-to-day training operations and facility upkeep at the Bosch Home Comfort Campus in Irving, Texas. This is a largely autonomous role — the successful candidate will be a self-starter who takes ownership of their campus, manages their own priorities, and operates with minimal day-to-day supervision. At the same time, this person is an integral part of the broader Bosch team, collaborating regularly with trainers, developers, and leadership across the four-campus network.

This individual serves as the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for Bosch products across the Bosch network — the go‑to technical authority for Bosch commercial and residential HVAC systems, controls, and applications. In addition to delivering training, this role owns the on-site facility operations, ensuring classes run smoothly, equipment is properly maintained, and the campus consistently reflects the professional standards of the Bosch network.

• Plan, schedule, and deliver Bosch commercial and residential HVAC training courses at the Irving campus
• Develop and update course materials, lab exercises, and assessments in coordination with Bosch content standards
• Manage class registration, rosters, and post‑training records in the Bosch learning management system (Litmos)
• Coordinate with the Bosch hub (Oklahoma City) on training calendars, curriculum updates, and network‑wide initiatives
• Support Certified Training Center (CTC) program activities as directed, including instructor‑led sessions for authorized training partners
• Serve as the Bosch network's Subject Matter Expert (SME) for all Bosch products — providing authoritative technical guidance to trainers, students, and field technicians across North America
• Collaborate with Bosch product teams and Bosch engineering to stay current on new products, firmware updates, and application changes, translating that knowledge into training content
• Provide technical support to students and field technicians related to Bosch equipment, controls, and system design

• Serve as the on‑site facility manager responsible for the overall condition and upkeep of the Bosch Campus building, grounds, and training spaces
• Identify building and infrastructure issues (electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, etc.) and take ownership of resolution — sourcing, coordinating, and managing qualified third‑party contractors to complete repairs
• Serve as the primary point of contact for all vendors, contractors, and building management — obtaining quotes, scheduling work, and ensuring quality outcomes with minimal disruption to training operations
• Conduct regular walk‑throughs and inspections of the training space, labs, common areas, and building systems to proactively identify maintenance needs before they become problems
• Manage lab equipment and training units — including installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of demonstration systems
• Coordinate and document preventive maintenance schedules for both building systems and training equipment
• Manage consumable inventory (tools, parts, supplies) and submit purchase requests as needed
• Ensure the facility meets all applicable safety requirements, local codes, and Bosch brand standards

• Track and report training attendance, completion rates, and student feedback to Bosch leadership
• Manage local campus expenses and submit receipts/invoices in accordance with company policy
• Communicate proactively with the Associate Director regarding scheduling conflicts, facility issues, and program needs
• Participate in Bosch network meetings, trainer huddles, and professional development activities

• 5+ years of hands‑on HVAC/R field experience, with demonstrated proficiency in commercial and/or residential systems
• Deep working knowledge of Bosch commercial and residential HVAC systems, including VRF, mini‑split, and applied equipment — Bosch field or factory experience required
• EPA 608 Universal certification
• Experience delivering technical training or instruction in a…