Training Coordinator | Food Manufacturing

📍 Buffalo, NY | Full-Time | Human Resources

About Rosina Food Products, Inc.
Rosina is a family-owned company with a passion for food and people. We believe in creating a positive, empowering workplace where every associate is given the tools to grow. Our team is committed to excellence, collaboration, and continuous improvement.

Position Summary
The Training Coordinator plays a vital role in supporting our associates’ success by designing and delivering impactful training programs. This role blends on-the-job coaching with eLearning development, ensuring associates have the skills and knowledge to perform their roles effectively. If you’re a patient communicator who enjoys helping others learn and succeed, this could be the perfect opportunity for you!

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  Design, create, and update eLearning content using our Learning Management System (LMS).

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  Upload, configure, and track eLearning modules in the LMS.

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  Develop storyboards, scripts, and training guides.

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  Deliver on-the-job and classroom training for production associates.

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  Partner with supervisors to support operator training progress.

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  Observe, coach, and provide feedback to associates.

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  Audit training effectiveness and conduct refresher courses.

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  Ensure training aligns with company policies, USDA regulations, BRC guidelines, and HACCP protocols.

• Strong communication and coaching skills.

• Ability to create engaging training content (PowerPoint, guides, scripts, etc.).

• Experience delivering both on-the-job and classroom-style training.

• Comfortable giving feedback and documenting training progress.

• Knowledge of adult learning principles a plus.

• Patient, encouraging, and adaptable.

• Minimum 1 year of experience in a manufacturing environment. Food Manufacturing is a PLUS! 

• Prior training or instructional design experience preferred.

• Ability to sit, walk, and occasionally lift up to 60 lbs.

• Work in a fast-paced manufacturing environment with varying temperatures and noise levels.

• Exposure to wet/humid conditions and moving machinery.