Instructor, Welding Technology - FT

Instructor, Welding Technology - FT

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Position Information Position Title Instructor, Welding Technology - FT Department Welding Location Lincoln Job Category Faculty Job Type Full-Time Regular Posting Number 02229 Position End Date

Under the general direction and supervision of the Dean and Associate Dean, the Welding Instructor plays a vital role in preparing the next generation of skilled welding professionals. The successful candidate will teach in a modern, state-of-the-art Welding Technology Center equipped with industry-standard equipment and technology that supports hands‑on, industry‑focused learning.

This full‑time, regular faculty position is responsible for developing and delivering high-quality instruction in the Welding Technology program through classroom, laboratory, online, and hybrid learning environments. Teaching responsibilities include lecture and hands‑on laboratory in a variety of welding processes and related technical areas, including SMAW (Stick), GMAW ( MIG ), GTAW ( TIG ), FCAW , oxyfuel and plasma cutting, welding safety, blueprint reading, metallurgy, fabrication and layout, welding inspection, and quality control.

The Instructor creates an engaging, safe, and inclusive learning environment that promotes technical excellence, professionalism, and student success while preparing graduates to meet the evolving needs of the welding and manufacturing industries. Essential Functions The Welding Instructor provides engaging, hands‑on instruction that prepares students for rewarding careers in the welding and manufacturing industries. This position combines technical expertise with a passion for teaching, mentoring, and inspiring students from diverse backgrounds.

The Instructor creates an environment where students are challenged, supported, and empowered while developing skills in industry‑leading welding processes, fabrication techniques, blueprint reading, metallurgy, safety practices, and workplace professionalism.

• Teach lecture and lab courses using engaging, student‑centered instructional strategies.
• Demonstrate industry best practices in SMAW , GMAW , GTAW , FCAW , fabrication, layout, cutting processes, welding inspection, and related technical areas.
• Create learning experiences that build technical skills, confidence, critical thinking, problem‑solving, and workplace professionalism.
• Incorporate current industry technology, equipment, and emerging manufacturing trends into instruction.
• Provide timely and meaningful feedback, coaching, and mentorship that supports student growth.

• Foster a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive learning environment.
• Guide students toward academic achievement, industry certifications, and career opportunities.
• Promote professionalism, teamwork, accountability, and lifelong learning.
• Support students with varying levels of experience and learning needs.

• Maintain a clean, organized, and safety‑focused welding laboratory.
• Ensure equipment, tools, and instructional spaces reflect current industry standards.
• Promote a culture where safety, quality, and craftsmanship are everyone’s responsibility.
• Assist with evaluating equipment needs and recommending technologies and resources that enhance student learning.
• Follow College safety policies, industry standards, and applicable regulations.

• Work alongside faculty and staff committed to excellence in skilled trades education.
• Build relationships with employers, Workforce Leadership Team ( WLT ) advisory committee members, and community partners.
• Participate in recruitment activities, student competitions, industry outreach, and student engagement opportunities.
• Contribute to curriculum development, goals and assessment, and continuous improvement efforts.
• Participate in program meetings, division meetings, College initiatives, and professional development…