Part-Time Plumbing Instructor

Under general supervision, the Part‑Time Plumbing Instructor will deliver instruction in a variety of learning environments, including classroom, laboratory, shop, and hands‑on training settings. This position is responsible for assessing student learning, monitoring skill development, and ensuring safe and effective training practices. Instructional topics may include plumbing systems installation and repair, water distribution systems, drain‑waste‑vent (DWV) systems, pipe fitting, fixture installation, plumbing codes, blueprint reading, troubleshooting techniques, safety practices, and other related areas within the plumbing trade. The instructor will provide students with practical, industry‑relevant training that prepares them for employment and advancement in the plumbing profession. Qualifications Five years of recent, relevant work experience in plumbing installation, maintenance, repair, or related plumbing systems. Demonstrated knowledge of residential, commercial, and/or industrial plumbing practices, codes, materials, and safety procedures. Industry‑recognised certifications, licensure, or credentials in plumbing (or ability to obtain instructional credentials required by the college within one year of hire). Proficiency in the use of plumbing tools, equipment, testing devices, and installation techniques. Ability to plan and deliver effective hands‑on instruction in both classroom and laboratory/shop environments. Strong communication and interpersonal skills to effectively engage, support, and motivate students from diverse backgrounds. Ability to maintain accurate records, documentation, student assessments, and required reports. Commitment to workplace safety, professionalism, and instructional excellence. Ability to perform the physical duties required in a plumbing lab environment, including standing for extended periods, lifting moderate weight, climbing ladders, working in confined spaces, and operating tools and equipment. Associate degree in Plumbing Technology, Construction Trades, Facility Maintenance, or a closely related field; or an equivalent combination of education, training, and professional experience. Journeyman or Master Plumber license. Previous teaching, training, mentoring, apprenticeship supervision, or workforce development experience. Experience with plumbing code compliance, blueprint reading, piping systems, water distribution systems, drain‑waste‑vent (DWV) systems, and troubleshooting techniques. Experience using industry‑standard instructional technology, learning management systems, and online learning tools. Equal Employment Opportunity An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr Southeastern Community College (NC)