Training Manager
$72,350.00/Year
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Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$72,350.00/Year
About the role
- (Objectives):Lead, mentor, and support a distributed team of trainers and training supervisors across multiple geographic locations to achieve operational training targets
- Drive high-quality, timely training focused on technical skills, safety protocols, compliance, and customer service standards
- Partner directly with business leaders to identify learning needs and manage end-to-end training execution from planning through facilitation
- Track and analyze key performance metrics to guarantee training programs remain effective, engaging, and aligned with department OKRsModernize instructional delivery methods by integrating innovative classroom technologies, modern learning tools, and AI-driven training solutions
- Skills, Experience and Requirements
- Core Skills and Competencies (What you'll bring):Proven track record of managing, motivating, and developing remote or multi-site teams across various geographic locations
- Ability to shift seamlessly between operational, safety-first technical training and corporate professional development
- Strong skills in organization, schedule management, pre-work execution, and driving complex training projects to completion
- Deep operational understanding of adult learning principles, facilitation best practices, and training logisticsAI literacy and application skills to enhance instructional design, automate administrative processes, and optimize training engagement
- Flexibility and willingness to travel up to 50% of the time
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