Electrical Training Facilitator

irsc; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Indian River State College in Florida is seeking an Electrical Training Facilitator to lead classroom and laboratory sessions that prepare students for entry‑level electrical careers. You will guide hands‑on training aligned with NCCER standards, manage the training lab, and promote safety.

The role requires an experienced electrician or industry professional with mentoring skills and a commitment to workforce readiness and industry engagement to keep curricula aligned with current job market

Qualifications

• Associate degree or equivalent in electrical trades or related field.
• Minimum five years in the electrical trade.
• 1–2 years teaching, training, or workforce development experience preferred.
• Strong knowledge of NEC and electrical safety practices.
• Must meet Indian River State College credentialing requirements.

Responsibilities

• Deliver classroom and hands-on training aligned with NCCER curriculum and safety standards.
• Supervise the lab, maintain equipment and inventory, and ensure instructional readiness.
• Develop and update instructional materials to meet educational goals.
• Assess student performance with written, oral, and hands-on evaluations.
• Engage with local industry to align training with job market needs.

Skills

Electrical theory knowledge

Safety practices

Teaching/mentoring

NEC knowledge

Education

Associate degree in Electrical Technology, Electrical Systems, Construction Trades, or related field

Job description

Job Description

Help power the future of the skilled trades. Indian River State College is looking for a dedicated Electrical Training Facilitator to lead engaging classroom and laboratory experiences that prepare students for successful careers in the electrical industry. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced electrician or industry professional who enjoys teaching, mentoring, and sharing real-world knowledge.

You’ll guide students through hands-on training aligned with NCCER curriculum standards, support workforce readiness, promote a culture of safety, and help learners build the confidence and competencies needed to thrive in today's electrical trade professions.

About Us

Indian River State College is a leading public institution on Florida's Treasure Coast, serving students across multiple campuses in four counties. We are committed to academic excellence, innovation, and community engagement, offering associate and bachelor's degrees, workforce training, and continuing education programs that meet the needs of our region.

At The River , we believe every student's and every employee's story matters. We value the diverse perspectives, experiences, and talents that come together across our campuses, creating a learning environment and workplace that is supportive, inclusive, and inspiring.

With flexible learning options online, on campus, and hybrid, we meet students where they are and prepare them for real-world success. Programs like the Promise Program expand access by providing eligible students with tuition-free opportunities, ensuring every learner has the chance to thrive.

Why Join The River

When you join Indian River State College, you become part of a collaborative and mission‑driven community where your work makes a meaningful impact. Here, your role is more than a job; it's an opportunity to shape futures, support student success, and contribute to a college that is changing lives every day.

JOB SUMMARY

The Electrical Training Facilitator provides classroom and laboratory instruction to prepare participants for entry‑level employment and apprenticeship opportunities in the electrical trade. Responsibilities also include managing the electrical training lab, maintaining equipment and inventory, supporting safety practices, and ensuring instructional readiness.

SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Instruction & Training,

Facilitate classroom and hands‑on laboratory instruction aligned with the NCCER curriculum, preparing participants for entry‑level employment and apprenticeship opportunities. Deliver competency‑based training in electrical safety, basic electrical theory and circuits, tools and testing equipment, NEC navigation, wiring methods, conduit bending and raceways, blueprint and schematic interpretation, and residential electrical services. Demonstrate proper installation, troubleshooting, and safe work practices while preparing students for applicable NCCER assessments and industry‑recognised credentials

Lab Supervision

Oversee students in a hands‑on lab environment, guiding them through the safe use of miscellaneous equipment. Maintain lab equipment, machines, software licenses, and consumables. Enforce strict adherence to safety standards and operational procedures in labs and workshops. Enforce safety protocols and OSHA regulations to minimize risk and accidents.

Curriculum Development

Design and update instructional content covering electrical principles and practical applications. Ensure instructional materials meet educational goals and prepare students for certifications and workforce readiness.

Student Assessment

Evaluate and assess students' skills, providing feedback to help improve their performance and technical competencies. Administer written, oral, and hands‑on tests to gauge student proficiency. Support students in achieving certifications, where applicable.

Industry Engagement

Maintain industry connections to stay current with trends and technological advancements in general fabrication and advanced manufacturing. Liaise with local businesses and industries to ensure the training aligns with current job market needs.

Miscellaneous

Completes all other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS, KNOWLEDGE, AND SKILL REQUIREMENTS

• Associate degree in Electrical Technology, Electrical Systems, Construction Trades, or a related field; or an equivalent combination of education, apprenticeship training, industry certifications, and relevant work experience.
• Minimum of five (5) years of experience in the electrical trade.
• One (1) to two (2) years of teaching, training, mentoring, or workforce development experience preferred.
• Demonstrated working knowledge of electrical theory, installation practices, electrical safety, tools and equipment, and the National Electrical Code (NEC).
• Must meet Indian River State College credentialing requirements.
• Must meet credentialing requirements set by Indian River State College.
• Prior experience tea