Labor Trainer (Production / Quality / Logistics)

Labor Trainer (Production / Quality / Logistics) Location: Fremont, CA Shifts Available: Day Shift & Night Shift Pay Rate: $23.00/hour + $1.00/hour graveyard premium for night shift ($24.00/hour total) Position Summary The Labor Trainer is a leadership support role responsible for training and developing new hires across multiple departments including Production, Quality Control, and Logistics. This role works closely with the Production Team Lead and Supervisor to ensure employees are properly trained, qualified, and able to perform their job duties safely and efficiently. The Labor Trainer plays a key role in improving workforce productivity, safety, and quality standards through structured training and employee development. Key Responsibilities Train all new hires on assigned shift across Production, Quality Control, and Logistics departments Conduct classroom and hands‑on training for new and existing employees Develop and update training materials, manuals, and visual aids Track employee training progress and maintain training records Evaluate employee performance and provide feedback and coaching Ensure employees are properly qualified before being assigned to workstations Support production, quality, and logistics operations as needed Work closely with Team Leads and Supervisors to ensure proper employee placement Maintain knowledge and qualification in all departments to effectively train others Continuously improve training processes and materials Qualifications High school diploma or equivalent Experience in manufacturing, production, quality, or logistics environment Previous training, coaching, or leadership experience strongly preferred Knowledge of quality standards and production processes Strong communication and organizational skills Ability to work in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment Bilingual in Spanish or Vietnamese is a plus Basic Microsoft Office skills (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) preferred Knowledge of 5S and manufacturing processes is a plus Physical Requirements / Work Environment Standing and walking for extended periods (up to 12‑hour shifts) Ability to lift up to 50 lbs as needed Frequent bending, reaching, and working on the production floor Exposure to machinery, noise, and varying temperatures PPE required in production areas Additional Information This is a leadership development role with cross‑functional training across Production, Quality, and Logistics. Training for this role may take several months as the Labor Trainer becomes qualified in all departments. This position supports both the Production Team Lead and Supervisor and plays a critical role in onboarding and developing new employees. #J-18808-Ljbffr Employnet