Power Systems External Training Specialist

Instruct, and demonstrate expertise, around the commissioning and maintenance of electrical power distribution products and assemblies, including power circuit breakers, motor control centers, unit substations and power transformers, and protective relays. Support and coordinate training events, including but not limited to, set-up, scheduling, travel, equipment, and material needs in conjunction with training coordinators and other personnel. Create, maintain, and update curricula, lesson plans, and classroom reference materials. Conduct student evaluations, course evaluations, cost tracking, and continuous improvement efforts within training programs Apply knowledge of safe electrical work practices as described in National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) standard 70E and OSHA 1910 Subpart S. Collaborate with sales and marketing functions to develop customer training programs and opportunities. Be responsible for the development, delivery, and facilitation of instructor-led and virtual technical, safety, and power systems trainings. Bachelor's Degree in Engineering/Engineering Technology from an accredited institution, or a technical certification from an accredited trade school, or military experience AND at least 5 years of experience evaluating, testing, installing or maintaining industrial and commercial power systems equipment OR in lieu of a degree/certification, minimum of 7 years of experience evaluating, testing, installing or maintaining industrial and commercial power systems equipment. Ability to travel up to 75% of the time. Ability to lift, move and set up demonstration equipment of various weight up to 40 pounds and move demonstration equipment on wheels weighing in excess of 40 pounds. Prior exposure and understanding of EESS training paths and safety certifications. 10 years of experience evaluating, testing, installing, or maintaining industrial and commercial power systems equipment. In-depth knowledge of NFPA 70E and OSHA practices as related to electrical industry and safety standards. Advanced power systems, relaying, or switchgear testing experience. Ability to learn and implement new delivery methods and/or champion change in product, technical, or field programs through instruction.