Technician Training Instructor

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The primary responsibility of the training instructor is to develop, present, and facilitate company training & development programs.

Training Instructor Benefits:

• Great Work-Life Balance
• On-Premise Clinic
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Vast Growth Opportunities
• Job Stability
• Full-Time Benefits to Include: Medical, Dental, Vision
• 401(k) Employer Match
• Paid Vacation, Sick Time, Holidays

Training Instructor Responsibilities include:

• Consulting with all stores to ensure resolution of critical technical problems while enhancing technical competencies of dealer Technicians
• Expedite development of new technicians into productive employees through development implementation of entry level soft-skills, technical, and process training (including parts ordering, ET, SIS, Service reports, etc.)
• Expand product knowledge & core competencies of experience technician through creation & implementation of advanced level technical courses & product updates
• Develop & administer training evaluation tools, aids, and materials to determine effectiveness, relevance, and content quality of current training programs, using results to effect change as needed
• Maintaining all service training facilities, records, and resources
• Assisting shop mentors with coaching & training of Cat Dealer Prep students (Think Big, etc.) & new inexperience technicians
• Providing additional training as needed to facilitate skill mastery

Training Instructor Requirements:        

• Bachelor’s degree in Education, Training, Technical or other related field. Will consider 8 years of equivalent work experience in lieu of educational requirements
• Proficiency in all Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)
• Ability to capture an audience, maintain and redirect their attention quickly and efficiently
• In-depth knowledge of internal combustion engines and the fundamental differences between spark vs compression ignition engines.
• Technical background with the ability to read schematics, engineering drawings, and machining specifications
• Working knowledge of precision measuring equipment to include: dial bore gauges, calipers, O.D. micrometers, depth micrometers, profilometers, T-gauges, gauge blocks, etc.
• Working knowledge of water brake and inertial dyno testing procedures, nomenclature, and performance troubleshooting
• Knowledge of CAT and Mustang data/service systems and applications
• Soft skills as required for a technical professional whose insight and recommendations directly influence, service revenue and technician retention in a competitive environment.