Trainer, Utility Pole Inspection

EXO Inc. has been protecting public infrastructure across the U.S. since 2009. Without consistent maintenance and quality assurance, critical assets face a growing risk of failure over time. EXO delivers engineering, inspection, and remediation services for lighting poles, transmission towers, and other infrastructure exposed to ongoing wear from usage, aging, and environmental conditions. With deep expertise in vertical infrastructure, EXO builds on years of engineering design and fabrication experience across utilities, telecom, transportation, and retail sectors. This foundation supports a comprehensive inspection and asset management approach that addresses both new installations and aging structures requiring immediate attention. Recognizing that full replacement is often impractical due to cost and safety constraints, EXO developed its Ex-Tend approach to manage assets throughout their entire life cycle. From initial quality assurance to ongoing inspection and targeted repairs, this method is designed to extend service life and improve reliability. Supported by data-driven insights, EXO helps clients monitor asset conditions and make informed, strategic decisions. Position Overview: The Trainer is responsible for providing training and guidance to inspection personnel to ensure adherence to quality standards, safety regulations, and procedural requirements. This role involves a combination of conducting inspections, developing training materials, and facilitating training sessions both in the classroom and in the field to develop and enhance the skills and knowledge of inspection teams. Key Responsibilities: Develop Training Materials: Collaborate with subject matter experts to develop comprehensive training materials covering inspection procedures, safety protocols, and quality standards. Create presentations, manuals, and other educational resources to support training initiatives. Update training materials as needed to reflect changes in regulations or procedures. Facilitate Training Sessions: Plan and organize training sessions for inspection personnel, both in classroom settings and hands-on practical exercises. Deliver engaging and informative training sessions that effectively communicate key concepts and procedures. Evaluate trainee performance and provide constructive feedback to support skill development. Provide Mentorship and Support: Serve as a mentor to new inspectors, providing guidance and support as they acclimate to their roles. Offer ongoing assistance to inspection teams, answering questions and addressing concerns related to inspection procedures or regulations. Foster a culture of continuous learning and improvement within the department. Conduct Inspections: Perform routine inspections of poles, equipment, facilities, or processes to ensure compliance with quality standards and regulatory requirements. Document inspection findings accurately and thoroughly, including any deviations from standards or procedures. Identify areas for improvement and make recommendations for corrective actions. Stay Current on Regulations and Best Practices: Stay informed about changes in industry regulations, standards, and best practices related to inspection activities. Update training materials and procedures to reflect the latest requirements and advancements in the field. Attend workshops, trainings, and other professional development opportunities to enhance knowledge and skills.