Escalator Field Trainer – Installations (UK)

KONE; Peterborough; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 52,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Paid overtime and travel

Annual bonus

Company van or electric car

Wide range of benefits including GymF​

GymFlex membership

Job summary

KONE is seeking an Escalator Field Trainer to support Installation teams across the UK. The role combines hands-on coaching with technical training in the field, travelling nationwide and staying away from home as required.

You will work with around 15 apprentices and engineers, delivering training on installation, fault finding, repair and new methods, while promoting safety and quality across sites.

Qualifications

• Full UK driving licence.
• CSCS card.
• NVQ Level 3 Escalator Installation (QCF) programme.
• Significant hands-on escalator installation experience.

Responsibilities

• Coaching apprentices, improvers and engineers to develop their technical competence.
• Delivering training on escalator installation, fault finding, repair and working methods.
• Providing technical support and coaching during live installation work.
• Supporting the introduction of new products, tools, methods and processes.
• Identifying skills and competence gaps and providing targeted development.
• Carrying out practical assessments and completing Pathway sign-off.
• Providing early intervention where quality or capability issues are identified.
• Helping to reduce snags, errors and repeat visits.
• Promoting KONE safety, quality and installation standards.
• Sharing technical knowledge and best practice across the field organisation.
• Working closely with supervisors, technical specialists and operational teams.
• Supporting continuous improvement in quality, productivity and technical capability.

Skills

Coaching

Field install

Troubleshooting

Education

NVQ Level 3 Escalator Installation

Job description

KONE is seeking an Escalator Field Trainer to support Installation teams across the UK. The role combines hands-on coaching with technical training in the field, travelling nationwide and staying away from home as required.

You will work with around 15 apprentices and engineers, delivering training on installation, fault finding, repair and new methods, while promoting safety and quality across sites.