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Worthington Enterprises, Inc. is seeking a Production Trainer to develop and coach employees in area processes, safety, quality, and productivity, following our SOPs and transformation principles.
You will lead training, track records, and ensure recertifications, working with Team Leaders and the EHS and Training Coordinator to drive standard work and employee proficiency.
The Production Trainer is a dedicated resource responsible for training, coaching, and developing employees on specific area processes and job duties. The Trainer is expected to understand safety procedures and SOPs. They are required to safely lead and develop employees in accordance with our Philosophy.
- Describe the decisions and independent judgments made by incumbents in this position.
Production Trainer will be responsible for ensuring employees are fully trained to JI’s, Standard Work, Training Sheets, etc. and will determine the amount of training/retraining an employee will need to be considered ‘proficient’ in their role.
- Describe the decisions made by incumbents in this position that are based on defined processes or parameters (i.e., pricing matrix). Please attach copies of any applicable decision templates or procedures.
Typically, the Production Trainer will be following training documents (Training by Position Sheets, JI’s, Standard Work, etc.) for each aspect of the role they are training and employee to complete.
- Describe how the discretionary decisions and independent judgments affect operating income or other matters of significance.
Ensuring that employees are trained to a standard has proven to reduce safety incidents, in particular for those who are new to their role.
- Describe the recommendations made by the incumbents in this position. Who reviews the recommendations and what are the general outcomes of those recommendations?
Production Trainer will provide feedback to Area Manager, Employee Council, EHS department, and Training Coordinator (as applicable). This feedback could influence employment decision, but Production Trainer will not be solely responsible for the decision.
- Describe whether the current independent discretion, decision making and authority will become more or less prevalent in the future (i.e., expected centralization/decentralization).
No changes foreseen.
- If the position possesses supervisory responsibility, describe the incumbent’s level of authority to hire, fire, discipline and evaluate performance (i.e., authority to act or strongly recommend such actions).
Production Trainer will work with management to provide objective feedback on employee performance.