Automotive Safety Inspection and Emissions Instructor Job at Lehigh Career & Technical Institute in Schnecksville
Automotive Safety Inspection and Emissions Instructor Job at Lehigh Career & Technical Institute in Schnecksville
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Minimum of 5 years work experience in the automotive mechanics field.
- PA Safety Inspection and Emissions License.
- Ability to teach automotive safety inspection and emissions to adult students.
- Possess good communication skills, patience, and the ability to adapt to the classroom/lab environment.
- Ability to use computer technology for communication and instructional purposes.
- Pre-employment physical, drug screen, Acts 34, 151, and 114 clearances required. Preferred:
- Teaching, training, and/or mentor experience preferred.
- Instruct adult students in safety, basic automotive technology skills, inspections, and emissions testing.
- Develop, revise, and implement the curriculum, as well as all necessary supporting materials and activities, in accordance with established guidelines and format.
- Provide a safe learning environment.
- Collaborate with industry Occupational Advisory Council to seek recommendations for program and curriculum improvements, safety improvements and standards and equipment updates and purchases.
- Maintain daily attendance records.
- Assess student learning on a regular basis; maintain reports and training records
- Utilize a variety of instructional delivery methods in order to motivate students and promote learning and engagement.
- Develop and maintain appropriate classroom management strategies
- Maintain instructional equipment and provide for repairs as needed, in collaboration with the secondary program.
- Prepare and submit reports, information, and maintain inventory as required.
- Adhere to all policies enacted by the Joint Operating Committee and guidelines established by the Executive Director.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Maintain a professional attitude and appearance.
- Model a sound work ethic and regular attendance.
- Possession and demonstration of excellent communication and interpersonal skills
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