Principal Electrical Skills Instructor — Mission‑Critical Infrastructure

Torrey Holistics; Saline (MI); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Torrey Holistics is seeking a seasoned electrical training professional to lead advanced, practice-heavy instruction for journeymen and experienced craft teams. The role focuses on LV installation quality, motor and control wiring, switchgear, and medium-voltage cable preparation, termination, and testing, with strict safety and first-pass quality standards.

You will design and deliver task-based labs, field scenarios, and competency assessments while coaching frontline leaders on the link

Qualifications

• Journeyman or Master Electrician background or equivalent craft experience.
• OSHA 30 certification; OSHA 500/510 where applicable.
• NFPA 70E training and electrical safety expertise.
• NCCER instructor certification or equivalent adult education background.

Responsibilities

• Lead hands-on labs, demonstrations, field-based scenarios, and competency assessments.
• Translate project standards and procedures into clear, actionable training for experienced tradespeople.
• Assess competence through direct observation, drills, and documentation reviews.
• Provide coaching and remediation to close skill gaps and reinforce Human Performance principles.
• Collaborate with safety, quality, commissioning, and workforce leadership to align with project requirements.
• Maintain a professional training environment that reflects hyperscale data center expectations.

Skills

Troubleshooting

Leadership

Communication

Human Performance

Education

Journeyman/Master Electrician background

OSHA 30; OSHA 500/510

NFPA 70E training

NCCER instructor certification

Tools

Calibrated tooling

Voltage testing equipment

Electrical QA/QC tools

Job description

Shape the next generation of mission‑critical electriciansImagine starting your day in a fully equipped lab, dialing in calibrated tooling and preparing medium‑voltage cable samples for a hands-on termination clinic. By mid‑morning, you’re guiding experienced electricians through lockout/tagout walkdowns and NFPA 70E applications. After lunch, you run scenario-based exercises that connect field execution, documentation quality, and commissioning outcomes—closing the day with targeted coaching and competency assessments.About the roleWe’re looking for a seasoned electrical professional to lead advanced, practice-heavy training for journeymen and experienced craft teams. Your focus: low‑voltage installation quality, motor and control wiring, switchgear and load centers, and medium‑voltage cable preparation, termination, maintenance, testing, and inspection—always with uncompromising attention to safety and first‑pass quality.What you’ll doDeliver practical, task-based instruction aligned to mission-critical construction, safety, quality, and data center readiness.Facilitate learning in electrical safety, hazardous energy control, Lockout/Tagout, Human Performance, LV installation quality, inspection, and commissioning readiness.Lead immersive labs, field-relevant scenarios, equipment demonstrations, quality reviews, and practical exercises.Translate project standards, complex technical requirements, and procedures into clear, actionable training for experienced tradespeople.Assess competence through direct observation, scenario drills, documentation reviews, and hands-on skills evaluations.Provide precise coaching, feedback, and remediation to close skill gaps.Reinforce Human Performance behaviors: peer checks, three‑way communication, questioning attitude, procedure use and adherence, conservative decision-making, and Stop Work Authority.Coach craft and front‑line leaders on the link between field execution, documentation rigor, commissioning results, and long‑term reliability.Continuously refine materials using lessons learned, QA/QC findings, commissioning insights, and evolving workforce needs.Collaborate with safety, quality, commissioning, construction, and workforce leadership to stay aligned with project‑specific requirements.Maintain a professional, real‑world training environment that mirrors hyperscale data center expectations for safety, quality, and operational discipline.Minimum qualifications10+ years of progressive electrical construction, commissioning, or mission‑critical infrastructure experience with substantial field responsibility.Background in hyperscale data centers, mission‑critical facilities, semiconductor plants, advanced manufacturing, power generation, or similarly complex, high‑reliability settings.Strong working knowledge of NFPA 70E, Lockout/Tagout, hazardous energy control, and electrical safe work practices.Deep expertise in low‑voltage installation and termination: conductor preparation, torque verification, calibrated tooling, labeling, documentation, and inspection readiness.Working knowledge of medium‑voltage systems: cable prep, terminations, stress control, shielding, grounding, testing, and energization readiness.Experience with electrical QA/QC, inspections, non‑conformance identification, corrective action, turnover documentation, and first‑pass quality expectations.Familiarity with commissioning, startup, Method of Procedure reviews, point‑to‑point verification, continuity testing, test documentation, and energization readiness.Proven ability to lead hands‑on labs, demonstrations, field‑based scenarios, and competency assessments.Experience training, coaching, or leading journey‑level craft professionals, foremen, general foremen, supervisors, or construction leaders.Exceptional communication and facilitation skills to earn credibility with an experienced skilled‑trades audience.Demonstrated commitment to Human Performance principles.Preferred credentialsJourneyman or Master Electrician background (or equivalent documented craft experience).OSHA 30; OSHA 500 or OSHA 510 exposure where applicable.NFPA 70E training and demonstrated electrical safety expertise.Qualified Electrical Worker experience per employer/project/regulatory expectations.Electrical commissioning, QA/QC, startup, or energization experience.Direct hyperscale data center construction experience.Experience as a superintendent, general foreman, electrical commissioning professional, QA/QC leader, electrical training professional, or mission‑critical operations leader.Medium‑voltage cable termination or manufacturer‑specific training.NCCER instructor certification, apprenticeship or craft training experience, or equivalent adult technical education background.Train‑the‑trainer, Human Performance, or operational excellence facilitation experience.ProficienciesTroubleshooting skillsJourneyman’s LicenseElectrical drawingsNETAOSHA 30Switchgear