Corporate Trainer

United States·Tulsamid

Education & TrainingCorporate Trainer

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Key Responsibilities

Training Content Development Design technical and functional training curricula for manufacturing, engineering, and operations roles, translating subject-matter expertise from engineers,

Requirements Summary

Required Bachelor's degree in Instructional Design, Organizational Development, Human Resources, Education, or a related field, or equivalent experience. 5+ years of experience in corporate training,

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Education & TrainingCorporate Trainer

Responsibilities

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Design technical and functional training curricula for manufacturing, engineering, and operations roles, translating subject-matter expertise from engineers, plant leaders, and other internal experts into structured, teachable content.
Build train-the-trainer materials and facilitator guides so that others across HR and the business can deliver content consistently and confidently.
Develop assessments, job aids, and reference materials that support skill retention after training.
Develop equipment-based technical training, covering mechanical systems, tooling, controls, or field/maintenance skills, that builds real proficiency on the plant floor, not just classroom or e-learning content.
Establish and maintain a content development standard (templates, style guide, instructional design approach) so materials are consistent across sites and topics.

Serve as the primary architect of MIRATECH U, the company's internal training and culture platform.
Build the initial onboarding curriculum for new hires, company history, values, expectations, site-specific orientation, designed to be delivered consistently across all locations.
Design a phased rollout plan for MIRATECH U (e.g., onboarding first, technical/skills tracks second, leadership development later).
Partner with site HR managers and plant leadership to identify priority content gaps and build a training roadmap.

Identify and help stand up a learning management system (LMS) or content hosting solution appropriate for MIRATECH's size and multi-site structure.
Train and support internal subject matter experts and HR team members who will deliver content, ensuring facilitation quality stays consistent across sites.
Create tools and dashboards to empower our leaders on tracking training completion and reassign training as necessary.
Collect feedback on content for enhancements based on real-world results.

Serve as a trusted advisor to plant leadership and department heads on training needs and skill gaps.
Partner with HR Operations and Talent Acquisition to align onboarding content with the broader new-hire experience.
Collaborate with all departments to support learning and development initiatives.
Develop consistent timelines on reviewing and updating content.

Ensure all training content complies with relevant safety, regulatory, and industry standards.
Maintain accurate training records, completion tracking, and reporting dashboards.
Generate and present training program updates and outcomes to leadership.

Requirements

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Bachelor's degree in Instructional Design, Organizational Development, Human Resources, Education, or a related field, or equivalent experience.
5+ years of experience in corporate training, instructional design, or learning & development.
Demonstrated experience building training content from the ground up.
Experience designing train-the-trainer models or facilitator enablement programs.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with a strong foundation in content and curriculum development and relationship building.
Comfortable working across multiple physical sites and collaborating with plant leadership and skilled trades employees
Demonstrated mechanical aptitude and working knowledge of industrial equipment, tools, or manufacturing/production processes, sufficient to build credible, hands-on technical training content and earn trust with engineers and skilled trades.
Experience in a manufacturing, industrial, or technical environment.
Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.

Nice to Have

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Background as a technical trainer or field trainer at a company known for rigorous, hands-on trainer development in industrial or tool-based environments (e.g., Hilti, Milwaukee Tool, Caterpillar, or similar).
Mechanical or trade background (e.g., millwright, technician, mechanic, welder, or engineering technologist) prior to moving into training or L&D.
Familiarity with instructional design frameworks (e.g., ADDIE) and adult learning theory.
Experience launching or scaling a corporate university, academy, or centralized training function.
Experience with LMS platforms and training technology.

Instructional Design and Curriculum Development
Mechanical Aptitude and Technical Fluency
Strategic Thinking
Stakeholder Management
Relationship Building
Project Management
Change Management
Business Acumen
Organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing competing priorities.
Clear, direct communicator with subject matter experts, facilitators, and leaders.
Self-starter who builds infrastructure and standards from the ground up.
Data-Driven Decision Making
Organized, detail-oriented, and comfortable managing competing priorities.
Calm and solutions-focused in fast-paced environments.
Trusted partner who leads with accountability and follow-through.

MIRATECH U onboarding curriculum launched and adopted consistently across all U.S. sites.
A repeatable content development process and template library established for future training topics.
A cohort of internal facilitators trained and delivering content independently.
At least one technical/skills-based training track piloted at a priority site.
Improved consistency in new-hire onboarding experience and early engagement.
Development of strong talent pipelines for critical positions.