Training Instructor

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionAbout the RoleThe Carpentry Training Instructor serves as a subject matter expert in carpentry and is responsible for delivering NCCER-certified training to apprentices across Levels 1–4. This role combines instructional duties with on-site responsibilities as a Journey Level Carpenter Foreman, ensuring apprentices receive both theoretical and hands-on education aligned with Crossland Construction standards and NCCER guidelines.Essential Functions:Instruction and Ciriculum Delivery- Facilitate NCCER Course Curriculum through lectures, presentations, and hands-on training. - Teach modules including safety, construction math, hand/power tools, site preparation, measurement and layout, footings and foundations, framing, vertical concrete construction, elevated slab construction, wall and roofing systems, and other related topics. - Conduct monthly performance profiles and evaluations for each apprentice. - Proctor module exams and journey-level assessments.Apprenticeship Test and Compliance- Maintain certifications: NCCER Certified Instructor, Curriculum Proctor, Assessment Proctor, Performance Evaluator. - Assist apprentices with NCCER account registration and coordinate offsite/virtual testing when needed. - Ensure all testing and performance reviews comply with NCCER’s National Craft and Certification Program (NCACP) standards.Development- Provide mentorship beyond formal training sessions, emphasizing professionalism, communication, and site etiquette. - Reinforce Crossland Way values and best practices during training and on-site work.Communication and Coordination- Send reminders to apprentices about upcoming training sessions (1 month, 1 week, and 1 day prior). - Follow up with apprentices who miss training or need to retake assessments. - Collaborate with the Craft Training Director and Master Trainer to ensure apprentice engagement and progress.Additional Training Support- Assist with other craft trainings (e.g., ironworking, heavy equipment, industrial carpentry). - Help facilitate and prepare materials for “Leading the Crossland Way” training.Qualifications- NCCER Certified Instructor with active credentials in proctoring and performance evaluation. - Completion of ICTP (Instructor Certified Training Program) with annual evaluations. - Proven experience as a Journey Level Carpenter Foreman. - Strong communication, mentorship, and organizational skills. - Ability to travel and work flexible hours based on training and project needs.Physical Qualifications- Ability to lift and carry materials weighing up to 50 pounds. - Capable of standing, walking, bending, and kneeling for extended periods. - Comfortable working in various weather conditions and construction environments. - Must be able to climb ladders and work at heights safely.EOE M/F/D/V