Correctional Construction & Carpentry Instructor

State of Colorado; Pueblo (CO); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental plan

Disability coverage

Life insurance

11 holidays

Job summary

The State of Colorado, through the Colorado Department of Corrections, seeks an instructor to deliver Construction curriculum at the Youthful Correctional Facility in Pueblo. You will mentor inmates, plan courses, assess progress, and ensure safety and security in accordance with CDOC regulations.

Minimum qualifications include an Associate's Degree in Construction Industry or related field and 4,000 hours of construction experience within seven years; substitutions apply for licenses.

Qualifications

• Minimum requirements include an Associate's Degree in Construction Industry or related field and 4,000 hours of occupational experience in construction within the last seven years.
• Substitution options include licensure/certification plus 4,000 hours of verifiable experience; multiple paths exist.
• Preferred qualifications include a Bachelor's Degree in construction or related field and CCCS credential.

Responsibilities

• Teach and mentor inmate students in Construction curriculum.
• Plan course content and instructional methods; assess progress and outcomes.
• Ensure security, safety, and proper use of tools and materials per CDOC regulations.
• Maintain accurate records of grades, attendance, and training activity details.

Skills

Teaching & mentoring

Interpersonal communication

Classroom management

Education

Associate's Degree in Construction Industry or related field

Bachelor's Degree in Construction Industry (Preferred)

Job description

The State of Colorado, through the Colorado Department of Corrections, seeks an instructor to deliver Construction curriculum at the Youthful Correctional Facility in Pueblo. You will mentor inmates, plan courses, assess progress, and ensure safety and security in accordance with CDOC regulations.

Minimum qualifications include an Associate's Degree in Construction Industry or related field and 4,000 hours of construction experience within seven years; substitutions apply for licenses.