GOLDesp Supply instructor

BAE Systems; Dhahran Compound; On-site; SAR 48,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading defense contractor in Saudi Arabia seeks a GOLDesp Supply Instructor to teach supply courses and assess students' progress. The ideal candidate will have significant classroom experience, a technical training background, and deep knowledge of the GOLDesp logistics operating system. Responsibilities include maintaining training equipment and ensuring adherence to SHE policies. This role offers an opportunity to contribute to the development of local talent in the defense sector.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 3 years recent classroom experience as Technical Instructor.
• 8 years practical experience in equipment service and Maintenance at skill level 7 or equivalent.
• 8 years experience in Supply/Logistics Support at skill level 7 or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Teach according to approved syllabus.
• Conduct assessments and phase-end examinations.
• Ensure compliance with SHE policy.

Skills

Qualified instructor

Knowledge of RSAFM 105-31

Classroom experience

Understanding of GOLDesp Supply

Computer literate

Education

Graduate of a Service or Civilian Technical Training Institute

Completed Instructional Techniques Course

Tools

Microsoft Office - especially MS Word and PowerPoint

Job description

Job Description - GOLDesp Supply instructor (00133451)

Responsibilities

• Teach in the relevant subject area according to the approved syllabus such as RSAF Goldesp For Supply specialist course no (30191), RSAF Enlisted and officer supply courses no ( 30090 / 30221) and (20016) RSAF Carrier development course 5 skill level , (20017) RSAF Carrier development course 7 skill level , (20018) OJT Trainer Training Techniques.
• Deliver or supervise demonstrations in the relevant subject area.
• Conduct visits to relevant areas of interest.
• Conduct regular assessments to ensure students are progressing academically.
• Conduct phase-end examinations to ensure training objectives have been achieved.
• Adopt and promote independent learning and a military ethos in line with the training environment.
• Provide on‑going evaluation of students discipline as part of their final assessment.
• Counsel and motivate students, where applicable, on relevant academic and discipline issues.
• Record students’ academic assessment results.
• Record any discipline issues with students.
• Provide regular reports concerning student’s academic progress, lesson attendance and discipline.
• Report any other relevant issues whenever required or deemed appropriate.
• Regularly review the area’s courseware related to Goldesp supply.
• Recommend changes to the course material relevant to Goldesp supply.
• Review and recommend changes to assessment material in the subject area related to Goldesp supply.
• Apply RSAF procedures for configuration control of curriculum and courseware, including preparing documentation and supporting data for curriculum or courseware change requests.
• Integrate new training materials or equipment into the relevant course.
• Ensure all training equipment is properly maintained and stored.
• Contribute to preparation of timetables, scheduling and allocation of instructors.
• Ensure compliance with SHE policy and processes and Duty of Care responsibilities.
• Undertake all mandatory and developmental training as required by the Company.
• Adhere to acceptable standards of behavior, dress and performance as defined in Company policy.
• Provide feedback to management to improve service performance and responsiveness and identify opportunities.
• Perform additional tasks as requested by the customer that can be construed as a reasonable activity for a professional teacher / instructor.
• Perform all instructor's duties.

Qualifications

• Must be a graduate of a Service or Civilian Technical Training Institute.
• Must be qualified instructor and have completed a formal Instructional Techniques Course.
• Must have a knowledge of RSAFM 105-31 - Technical, Academic and Professional Training Procedures.
• Completion of the RSAF Goldesp For Supply specialist course no (30191).
• Must have a minimum of 3 years recent classroom experience as Technical Instructor.
• A minimum of 8 years practical experience in equipment service and Maintenance, appropriate to this field and must be skill level 7 or equivalent to it.
• A minimum of 8 years practical and progressive experience in Supply/Logistics Support and must be skill level 7 or equivalent to it.
• Must have a good understanding of the GOLDesp Supply/ logistics operating system.
• Must have a sound knowledge of the RSAF Manuals 4-7167-1 Series, d 05 Series.
• Computer literate, with a fully conversant working knowledge of Microsoft Office; especially MS Word and PowerPoint.

BAE Systems

BAE Systems has a heritage of commitment to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. For 50 years, we have provided the platforms and services that support the Saudi armed forces to defend the interests of the Kingdom. In support of the Saudi Arabia National Objectives, we’ve invested heavily in the development of Saudi people, technology, infrastructure and local companies in the defence supply chain. Our investments have helped to develop the Saudi defence industry as well as developing a skilled and highly productive workforce.

(BAE Systems KSA is committed to the full inclusion of qualified people with disabilities. As part of this commitment, BAE Systems KSA will ensure that persons with disabilities are provided with reasonable accommodation during the job application or interview process, and or to perform essential job functions).

Note: All appointments in Saudi Arabia are subject to receipt of all necessary Government and/or Customer approvals. If you are Ex‑military, you MUST submit your end of service certificate with your application. We aim to complete the assessment and selection process within 3 weeks from closing date.