Facilities Maintenance Instructor

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OperationsMaintenance Technician

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OperationsMaintenance Technician

You’ll provide a combination of classroom and hands-on instruction covering core facilities maintenance skills, including:

HVAC fundamentals
Basic electrical systems and troubleshooting
Plumbing and repairs
Carpentry and general building maintenance
Painting and finishing
Hand and power tool use
Preventive maintenance
Workplace and OSHA-related safety practices
Employability skills and professional workplace practices

Deliver engaging classroom and hands-on technical instruction.

Demonstrate proper maintenance procedures, tool use, PPE, and safe work practices.

Develop practical exercises, instructional materials, and student assessments.

Monitor student progress and provide coaching, feedback, tutoring, and remediation when needed.

Maintain a safe, organized classroom and training lab.

Help students develop teamwork, punctuality, problem-solving, and other employability skills.

Maintain attendance, grades, training, supply, and student progress records.

Assist with curriculum updates as industry standards and technologies evolve.

Work with program staff to support student retention and career success.

Develop relationships with employers and industry partners to support site visits and employment opportunities.

Participate in student recruitment and promotion of Tec Centro training programs.

High school diploma or equivalent.

At least 4 years of hands-on facilities maintenance or related skilled trades experience.

Working knowledge of multiple building maintenance areas such as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, carpentry, or general repairs.

Strong understanding of workplace safety, tools, equipment, and proper maintenance practices.

Ability to communicate technical concepts clearly and patiently.

Basic computer skills for recordkeeping and instructional purposes.

Journeyman-level training, technical school, apprenticeship, or other post-secondary education.

Relevant trade licenses or professional certifications.

Previous teaching, training, supervision, or mentoring experience.

Experience working with adult or non-traditional learners.

Someone with a solid foundation in general building maintenance, including a working knowledge of HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems. We are not necessarily looking for an expert in every trade, but someone with enough hands-on experience across these areas to teach the fundamentals of facility maintenance effectively.