Lead Safety Trainer (370)

Job Description

Job Description

Lead Safety Trainer

Job Summary:  
The Project Safety Trainer will be accountable for the delivery of training programs and material in a Construction environment. Will preferably have worked in remote locations and requires a valid drivers license as Training related activities may be conducted in multiple locations on the project.

 

Major Responsibilities:

• Collaborating with ES&H and Construction groups on the developing, revising and implementing craft training.
• Coordination of skills verification, apprentice mentoring, identification and rectification of skill gaps.
• Supervises project trainers and/or Craft evaluator(s).
• Provides guidance to Craft Trainers and Evaluators for training to all levels of Craft including Foreperson and General Foreperson.
• Oversees capability assessments of direct hire Craft.
• Responsible for project training facility layout, resource allocation, set-up and maintenance.
• May participate in the selection of evaluators/trainers.
• Coordinates and monitors classes, instructors, facilities, class times, participants (level) and instructor evaluations on each project.
• Collects, assembles, and analyzes training data and provides reports to site and Labor.
• Relations management regarding the projects training activities.
• Other duties as assigned within personal capability.

 

Education and Experience Requirements:

• Requires a Bachelor’s (or international equivalent) and 5-8 years of relevant experience or 9-12 years of relevant work experience.

 

Required Knowledge and Skills:

• Requires OSHA 30 certification.
• Previous experience in developing core training curriculum for Construction or related industry employees.
• Previous 'hands-on' experience in the effective delivery of industry safety training and orientation programs.
• Ability to effectively develop the skills of a junior training facilitator and ES&H representatives to deliver necessary training modules.
• Previous construction trades experience considered advantageous.
• A current US driver's license due to the potential for the successful candidate to be delivering training instruction at multiple locations.