Senior Training Specialist

Overview Are you an experienced electrical tester, engineer, or industrial electrician ready to make a lasting impact beyond the field? Do you have a passion for developing others and a deep understanding of high-voltage systems, switchgear, and power generation technologies? Join us as a Senior Industrial Electrical Trainer and turn your technical expertise into a mission: shaping the safety, knowledge, and confidence of tomorrow’s industrial electrical workforce. ResponsibilitiesTeach What You’ve Mastered

• Lead engaging, expert-level training for electricians, technicians, and engineers in classroom and hands-on environments.
• Facilitate learning in critical areas like high-voltage systems, switchgear maintenance, renewable energy systems (wind/solar), and substation operations.
• Deliver training that emphasizes real-world application, safety, and confidence on the job.

Develop Industry-Ready Talent

• Design and update technical training content — from lesson plans and hands-on exercises to presentations and assessments — aligned with industry standards.
• Tailor your delivery using adult learning principles to maximize comprehension and retention.

Champion Electrical Safety

• Instill safe work practices in every training, using standards like NFPA 70E or CSA Z462.
• Equip learners with essential Arc Flash knowledge, Lockout/Tagout protocols, and PPE best practices.

Be a Mentor and Thought Leader

• Serve as a go-to expert in your field and collaborate with peers, junior trainers, and industry stakeholders to continuously evolve our training programs.
• Provide personalized coaching to help others grow their careers — just like you did.

QualificationsYour Experience:

• 7–10+ years in the field as an industrial electrician, high-voltage tester, or electrical engineer.
• 3–5 years in a training or mentorship capacity — formal or informal.
• Deep, hands-on experience with:

• High-voltage systems (low/medium/high)
• Switchgear testing and maintenance
• Wind and/or solar power systems
• Substation apparatus and relays

Your Skills

• Natural communicator who can simplify complex topics for learners at all levels.
• Passion for teaching, coaching, and guiding others.
• Strong knowledge of electrical theory, diagnostics, and safety practices.
• Comfortable using tools like PowerPoint, Excel, and Learning Management Systems (LMS).
• Committed to continuous improvement — both for yourself and those you train.

Preferred Credentials

• Journeyperson Electrician or Electrical Trade Certification
• Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering, Technology, or related
• Certified Trainer (CPT, CPLP, or similar)
• NFPA 70E or CSA Z462 Instructor Certification

What’s In It For You?

• Impact: Influence the safety, confidence, and future careers of tradespeople and engineers across the industry.
• Growth: Expand your reach from individual projects to industry-wide development.
• Balance: Step off the tools while staying connected to the work you love — in a role that’s built around mentorship, knowledge-sharing, and leadership.

Ready to make the leap from expert to educator? Apply now and become a catalyst for safer, smarter electrical work — one professional at a time. Pay Range CAD $55.00 - CAD $70.00 /Hr.