CAA-Approved Dangerous Goods Trainer – Aberdeen

3t; Aberdeen City; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Holiday entitlement: 33 days

HSF Health Plan

Perkbox

Cycle to Work Scheme

Subsidised lunches

Pension contributions 5% (Employee) &

Pension contributions 3% (Employer)

Job summary

3t is recruiting a Dangerous Goods Instructor for permanent employment in Aberdeen, UK. The role involves delivering 3t’s approved courses across training centres, ensuring quality and compliance with HSE policies, and supporting client engagements.

The successful candidate will hold recognised assessor and instructor qualifications, deliver DG by Air/Sea courses, and contribute to course development and audits. 40-hour week, with standard daytime hours.

Qualifications

• Must hold an industry-recognised Assessor qualification (SQA/OPITO or equivalent).
• Must hold an industry-recognised Instructor/Teaching qualification (CAA Instructors certificate).
• Deliver courses in Dangerous Goods by Air/Sea accreditation schemes as required.

Responsibilities

• Deliver 3t approved courses within the assigned subject area at 3t training centres.
• Support customers during course delivery as appropriate.
• Participate in standardisation and continuing professional development events.
• Contribute to course development and improvements to meet client needs.
• Demonstrate commitment to Health, Safety and the Environment.

Skills

Calm and systematic approach

Effective communication

Team collaboration

People/adult instruction

Education

Assessor Qualification (SQA/OPITO) or equivalent

CAA Instructors certificate (Instructor/Teaching)

Job description

3t is recruiting a Dangerous Goods Instructor for permanent employment in Aberdeen, UK. The role involves delivering 3t’s approved courses across training centres, ensuring quality and compliance with HSE policies, and supporting client engagements.

The successful candidate will hold recognised assessor and instructor qualifications, deliver DG by Air/Sea courses, and contribute to course development and audits. 40-hour week, with standard daytime hours.