Precision Machining Technology Instructor - Part Time
$35.00 per hour
ApplyPrecision Machining Technology Instructor - Part Time
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$35.00 per hour
About the role
- Teaches assigned theory and lab classes. Plans daily activities for students in theory and lab.
- Supervises students for both theory and technical project grades.
- Instructs and evaluates students in Advanced Precision Machining Technology courses to include instruction in shop safety.
- Maintains a safe worksite and enforces Ranken's safety standards.
- Assists in the maintenance of lab and classroom equipment.
- Assists management with developing curriculum and syllabi, scheduling, budgeting, hiring, and other duties.
- Participates in college governance, committee work, student advising, etc.
- Participates in available training to keep current in Advanced Machining Technology.
- Assists in maintaining requirements of industry standards.
- Performs other duties as assigned by authorized individual. Quailifications:
- AS or BS degree in machining or related engineering field.
- Three years or more of practical work experience in general/advanced machining practices; basic CNC or Mastercam knowledge.
- Community college or technical school teaching experience preferred.
- Excellent presentation skills including strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to motivate students of diverse backgrounds and learning styles.
- Computer literate in MS Office.
- Excellent planning and organizational skills; ability to meet deadlines Pay: $35.00 per hour while teaching Full-Time/Part-TimePart-Time Position
- Advanced Machining Technology Instructor Exempt/Non-ExemptNon-Exempt Req NumberEDU-26-00090 Open Date 8/10/2026 Location
- Troy This position is currently accepting applications.
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