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Description/Job Summary
International Union of Painters and Allied Trades Job Description
Job Title: Instructor Department: Job Corps Reports To: National Project Coordinator/ Field Coordinator FLSA Status: Bargaining Unit FLSA Exempt
SUMMARY The responsibilities of the Instructor are to carry out the day-to-day operation of the training program at the Job Corps Center, both on-the-job training and related classroom instruction.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Recruiting students for the program in order to maintain a full “crew.”
Participating in the development of the Career Technical Skills Training package.
Planning, organizing, and coordinating work projects and related classroom instruction.
Instructing students both on the job and in the classroom.
Training and Assist in placing students in jobs in the finishing trades industry.
Maintaining proper inventory of supplies, materials, and equipment.
Preparing reports and maintaining records required by the union and the government.
Maintaining a safe and secure shop and work site.
Counseling students, including disciplinary action, as needed.
Maintaining liaison with other Center personnel to monitor progress of students.
Maintaining good Center relations and participating in Center activities that contributes to the goals of the program.
Creating and maintaining an environment that is free of intimidation, including sexual harassment.
Identify and assist in placing graduates in career employment opportunities.
Deliver trade-related curricula and teaching materials in the classroom.
Keep current with latest developments affecting the finishing trades industry.
Other duties as assigned
COMPETENCIES
Effective time management skills.
Punctuality and good attendance is required.
Foster teamwork and display a positive attitude.
Respectful of others in work place
Able to meet state/federal apprenticeship instructor qualifications
Successfully completed a registered apprenticeship program associated with the craft subject area
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE High school diploma/GED. Completed a registered apprenticeship program associated with the craft subject area. Qualified Journey-worker status. Foreman/supervisory/apprenticeship experience preferred.
CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS Driver’s License and current Safety and Industry certifications/credentials in the craft subject area