Training Coordinator

Terberg Taylor Americas LLC; Columbus (MS); Presencial; USD 42.000 - 62.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Terberg Taylor Americas Manufacturing in Columbus, Mississippi seeks a Training Coordinator to lead hands-on workplace training, improve quality, safety, and productivity on the production floor. You will partner with Production, Process Engineering, Quality, and Safety teams to ensure training standards and compliance with work instructions.

You will deliver onboarding and ongoing development, maintain records, and help reduce defects through effective knowledge transfer.

Formación

• Associate degree or equivalent experience preferred.
• At least 3 years manufacturing training or workforce development experience.
• Experience delivering hands-on technical training in a manufacturing setting preferred.
• Strong knowledge of OSHA regulations and safety practices.
• Experience with training records management and skills matrices.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).

Responsabilidades

• Coordinate and manage shop floor training across departments.
• Deliver hands-on training for new hires and transfers.
• Facilitate orientation and basic skills training for new employees.
• Track progress toward qualification and certification goals.
• Maintain training plans aligned with production schedules.
• Audit training records and ensure compliance with work instructions and safety requirements.
• Support improvement initiatives to reduce defects and inefficiencies.
• Maintain training materials and ensure accessibility for staff.

Conocimientos

Training coordination

Coaching

Employee development

Verbal and written communication

Organization

Educación

Associate degree or equivalent experience preferred

Descripción del empleo

Position Summary

The Training Coordinator is responsible for improving manufacturing quality, safety, and productivity by coordinating, delivering, and sustaining hands-on workplace training programs. This position serves as the primary training resource for the production floor, ensuring employees are properly trained, qualified, and developed to meet operational requirements. The Training Coordinator works closely with Production, Process Engineering, Quality, and Safety teams to maintain training standards, preserve critical manufacturing knowledge, and ensure compliance with established work instructions and safety requirements.

Essential Responsibilities

• Coordinate and manage shop floor training and employee development activities across all manufacturing departments.


• Serve as the primary point of contact for manufacturing training initiatives and workforce development programs.


• Support onboarding, qualification, cross-training, and continuous development of production employees.


• Maintain structured training plans that align with production schedules, staffing needs, and operational priorities.


• Collaborate with supervisors, team leads, peer trainers, and subject matter experts to ensure effective knowledge transfer.


• Promote and foster a culture of continuous learning and skills development throughout the facility.


• Partner with Process Engineering and Operations to maintain accurate, current, and effective training materials.


• Ensure critical manufacturing knowledge, processes, and best practices are documented and retained.


• Monitor employee qualification status and maintain training records and skills matrices.


• Identify training gaps and develop solutions to address workforce competency needs.


• Evaluate training effectiveness through observation, feedback, and performance metrics.


• Maintain a visible presence on the production floor by conducting regular audits, observations, coaching sessions, and follow-up discussions.


• Support continuous improvement initiatives aimed at reducing defects, rework, scrap, and production inefficiencies.

Key Duties

• Schedule and coordinate training activities in alignment with production requirements.


• Deliver hands‑on training for new hires, transferred employees, and existing team members.


• Facilitate orientation and basic skills training for new employees as required.


• Coach and support peer trainers in delivering effective technical and operational training.


• Track employee progress toward qualification and certification goals.


• Review and update training plans when products, processes, equipment, or job responsibilities change.


• Verify training readiness by ensuring schedules, resources, materials, equipment, and trainers are available and prepared.


• Maintain accurate records of completed training, certifications, and employee competencies.


• Monitor compliance with standardized work instructions, quality standards, OSHA regulations, and company safety requirements.


• Assist supervisors in achieving training, certification, and workforce development objectives.


• Conduct routine audits to verify adherence to training standards and qualification requirements.


• Maintain and update departmental skills matrices in collaboration with supervisors and management.


• Escalate training constraints, resource needs, or qualification risks to leadership in a timely manner.


• Track and report training metrics, participation, completion rates, and effectiveness.


• Ensure proper use, care, and maintenance of training materials, equipment, and instructional resources.


• Support continuous improvement activities and contribute to operational excellence initiatives.


• Maintain compliance with company quality, environmental, and safety management systems.


• Perform other duties as assigned in support of business and operational objectives.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Business, Education, Human Resources, Manufacturing Technology, or a related field preferred; equivalent experience considered.


• Minimum of 3 years of manufacturing, production, training, or workforce development experience.


• Experience delivering hands‑on technical training in a manufacturing environment preferred.


• Strong understanding of manufacturing processes, quality standards, and workplace safety practices.


• Knowledge of OSHA regulations and industrial safety requirements.


• Experience with training records management, competency tracking, and skills matrices.


• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, including Excel, Word, and PowerPoint.


• Ability to effectively communicate with employees at all organizational levels.


• Strong organizational, coaching, and problem‑solving skills.


• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment.

Core Competencies

• Coaching and Employee Development


• Planning and Organization


• Training Coordination and Facilitation


• Progress Monitoring and Follow‑Up


• Problem Analysis and Resolution


• Verbal and Written Communication


• Collaboration and Teamwork


• Adaptability and Flexibility


• Attention to Detail


• Continuous Improvement Mindset


• Accountability and Results Orientation


• Safety and Quality Focus

Terberg Taylor Americas Manufacturing is a family‑owned company dedicated to the manufacturing of high‑quality terminal tractors that support essential logistics, transportation, and industrial operations across North America. Located in Columbus, Mississippi, our facility combines generations of industry expertise with a commitment to innovation, safety, quality, and customer satisfaction. As part of a proud family‑owned organization, we value integrity, teamwork, and long‑term relationships with our employees, customers, and communities. Through advanced manufacturing processes and a skilled workforce, Terberg Taylor Americas Manufacturing delivers reliable equipment solutions designed to meet the demanding needs of ports, distribution centers, warehouses, and industrial operations throughout the region.