Electrical & Controls Training Specialist

EPITEC; Warren (MI); Hybrid; USD 58,000 - 77,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical

Dental

Vision

PTO

401K

Job summary

EPITEC is seeking an Electrical Engineer Facilitator in Warren, Michigan. The role delivers classroom, lab, and hands-on training for electrical apprentices within a manufacturing setting, focusing on practical maintenance, controls, automation, robotics, and safe practices.

You will prepare lessons, demonstrate troubleshooting, and assess apprentice progress while collaborating with curriculum developers and plant leaders. Hybrid work arrangement complements a hands-on educational environment.

Qualifications

• High school diploma required; technical degree or certificate preferred.
• Strong experience in industrial electrical maintenance, controls, automation, robotics, or related skilled-trades environment.
• Hands-on troubleshooting experience with electrical/control systems in manufacturing.
• Ability to clearly communicate and teach complex technical concepts in practical, hands-on settings.

Responsibilities

• Deliver classroom, lab, and hands-on electrical and controls training for apprentices.
• Provide instruction in electrical fundamentals, PLCs, Rockwell and Siemens controls, motor controls, VFDs, HMIs, CNC systems, robotics, and vision systems.
• Prepare lesson plans, demonstrations, lab activities, assessments, and training materials.
• Demonstrate troubleshooting techniques using industrial electrical, controls, and automation equipment.
• Assess apprentice knowledge and provide coaching and feedback.
• Promote safe work practices including electrical safety, lockout/energy control, PPE.

Skills

Instructional delivery

Hands-on training

Communication

Safety training

Education

High school diploma

Technical certification

Tools

Rockwell Automation

Siemens PLCs

VFDs

HMI

CNC systems

Robotics

Vision systems

Job description

EPITEC is seeking an Electrical Engineer Facilitator in Warren, Michigan. The role delivers classroom, lab, and hands-on training for electrical apprentices within a manufacturing setting, focusing on practical maintenance, controls, automation, robotics, and safe practices.

You will prepare lessons, demonstrate troubleshooting, and assess apprentice progress while collaborating with curriculum developers and plant leaders. Hybrid work arrangement complements a hands-on educational environment.