Aerospace Technical Instructor
Pay: Up to $32.00 per hour
Shift: 2nd Shift, 40 to 43 hours per week
Location: Central Location (Onsite)
Are you an experienced aerospace professional who enjoys mentoring others and sharing your technical expertise? We are seeking Aerospace Technical Instructors to train and develop the next generation of skilled aerospace manufacturing professionals. This is an exciting opportunity to leverage your industry experience while making a direct impact on employee development in a professional, safety focused manufacturing environment.
Military veterans with applicable aerospace, aviation maintenance, electrical, or technical training experience are strongly encouraged to apply.
Available Instructor Specialties
Electrical Instructor
- Teach aircraft electrical installation and assembly techniques
- Instruct electrical functional testing and troubleshooting
- Demonstrate proper electrical crimping and soldering methods
- Provide instruction on basic mechanical assembly practices
Aerospace Mechanical Skills Instructor
- Train employees on aircraft assembly and heavy structure drilling
- Teach electrical installations, bonding and grounding
- Explain blueprint interpretation and production standards
- Instruct aircraft systems operation, functional testing, and troubleshooting
Aircraft Sealant Instructor
- Teach proper aircraft sealant preparation and application
- Demonstrate cleaning, sealing, and finishing techniques for aircraft components
Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) Instructor
- Deliver training on:
- Confined Space
- Lock Out Tag Out (LOTTO)
- Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations
- Fall Protection
- Workplace safety procedures
Responsibilities
- Deliver engaging classroom and hands-on technical training
- Explain complex aerospace concepts in an easy-to-understand manner
- Evaluate trainee performance and provide constructive coaching
- Ensure all instruction follows established quality and safety standards
- Maintain accurate training documentation
- Promote a positive learning environment focused on safety and continuous improvement
Qualifications
- Strong aerospace manufacturing, aircraft maintenance, or aviation technical experience
- Previous training, coaching, mentoring, or instructional experience is highly preferred
- Excellent communication and presentation skills
- Ability to stand while teaching for extended periods throughout the workday
- Strong knowledge within one or more of the listed technical specialties
- Ability to work in a professional manufacturing environment
Physical Requirements
- Stand for extended periods while instructing
- Demonstrate technical procedures and equipment use
- Work in a manufacturing environment
Work Environment
- Professional aerospace manufacturing facility
- Business casual dress code
- 2nd shift schedule
- Approximately 40 to 43 hours per week
Additional Requirements
- U.S. Citizenship is required due to program requirements.
- Candidates must attend interviews in business casual attire.
If you're passionate about aerospace, enjoy developing others, and want to help build the future aerospace workforce, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply today to join a team where your technical expertise will make a lasting impact.