Electrical Training & Capability Coach - 12-Month Contract

DFP Recruitment; Gold Coast City; On-site; AUD 94,000 - 96,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

12% Super

Job summary

DFP Recruitment on the Gold Coast is seeking an experienced Electrical Safety & Training Coordinator to move beyond hands-on electrical work and lead training across electrical disciplines in Nerang.

You will coordinate training programs, coach apprentices and workers, provide practical technical guidance to supervisors and project managers, help improve the Electrical Training Centre's capability pathways, and support safety initiatives on major civil and electrical projects.

Qualifications

• Qualified Electrical Mechanic with a current Queensland Electrical Work Licence.
• Experience in electrical construction, maintenance or civil construction.
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE) or equivalent is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate electrical training and competency programs across the department.
• Coach apprentices, trainees and experienced electrical workers.
• Provide technical guidance to supervisors and project managers.
• Keep training plans, competency records and learning resources current.
• Support the delivery and ongoing improvement of civil electrical training.
• Develop practical learning and knowledge-sharing opportunities.
• Contribute to electrical safety, quality and competency initiatives.
• Help shape training pathways and succession planning for specialist electrical capability.

Skills

Electrical safety

Training & coaching

Capability development

Apprentice coaching

Driving licence C

Education

Queensland Electrical Work Licence

TAE / Training & Assessment

Job description

DFP Recruitment on the Gold Coast is seeking an experienced Electrical Safety & Training Coordinator to move beyond hands-on electrical work and lead training across electrical disciplines in Nerang.

You will coordinate training programs, coach apprentices and workers, provide practical technical guidance to supervisors and project managers, help improve the Electrical Training Centre's capability pathways, and support safety initiatives on major civil and electrical projects.