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EPRI

Independent nonprofit R&D consortium for electricity

Instrumentation & Controls Maintenance Instructor / Technical Leader 1

Corporate & Technical TrainingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeRemote in USARemote

About the Job

Requirements

  • An Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree in a technical field such as engineering, electrical, or instrumentation and controls, or equivalent experience.
  • Hands-on experience as an instrumentation and controls maintenance technician in a nuclear or regulated environment.
  • An industry-recognized training certification.
  • Working knowledge of the Systematic Approach to Training.
  • Ability to work directly with learners in a virtual setting and support instructional delivery.
  • Experience supporting formal training programs in nuclear or highly regulated industries.
  • Experience working with eLearning training authoring tools and processes.
  • Exposure to instructional design or curriculum development.
  • Experience interacting with utility or member organizations.
  • Familiarity with learning management systems or training tracking tools.

Responsibilities

  • Support delivery of instrumentation and controls maintenance training for new hires and technicians across member organizations.
  • Collaborate with the Common Initial Training team to implement procedures and program responsibilities to meet member needs.
  • Work directly with students to reinforce learning, ensure concept mastery, and provide learning support.
  • Track student performance, progress, and completion of required content.
  • Maintain training records and ensure compliance with established procedures and standards.
  • Follow and apply the Systematic Approach to Training in all training activities in accordance with approved procedures.
  • Coordinate with member organizations to support site-specific training needs and alignment.
  • Assist in continuous improvement of training materials and delivery methods.
  • Contribute to development of new training content and modernization efforts.
  • Support research initiatives related to the discipline area of expertise, technical training, workforce development, and learning innovations.
  • Work independently on technical activities without direct supervision.
  • Conduct technical searches and analyze information in support of the project team.
  • Address highly specialized technical objectives or problems where cause-and-effect relationships are difficult to establish and little or no precedence exists, using creative and imaginative thinking and applying technical expertise and knowledge of related disciplines.
  • Develop technical solutions to complex problems requiring ingenuity and creativity, and develop relationships with primary advisors to a research area.
  • Provide assistance to sales staff in Member Services and International operations.
  • Communicate strategies and results in writing and verbally to program members, potential members, and external stakeholders through guidelines, reports, meetings, webcasts, workshops, and conferences; communicate work across programs so parallel work is informed.
  • May provide oversight of a project team to ensure technical and financial milestones are met, organizing external and interdepartmental activities to complete projects or products on schedule and within budget.
  • Support planning and execution of complex project work within the technical department to meet member or client objectives; prepare and present research reports.
  • Manage small or medium, less complex projects, including budgets and resources, and support proposal efforts and new promotional work.
  • Begin interfacing with national and international technical networks, including manufacturers, consultants, academia, and research organizations.
  • Develop research or service opportunities of value to members that fit the organization’s mission and capabilities, solve customer problems, produce useful insights and information, and deliver information in a usable manner.
  • Provide guidance and mentorship to junior staff.

About the Company

EPRI

Independent nonprofit R&D consortium for electricity

EPRI is a non-profit research consortium owned by electric utilities that funds objective scientific studies of power generation, transmission, distribution, reliability, safety, and environmental performance. Its products come from member dues that support large R&D programs, testing technologies, analyzing data, and publishing findings, guidelines, and tools for utilities and regulators. Unlike for-profit firms or single-company labs, EPRI pools resources across many utilities and focuses on industry-wide challenges rather than commercial products, and it has never been publicly traded or acquired. Its goal is to provide foundational R&D that helps make the electric power system more reliable, safe, and cleaner for utilities, regulators, and the public.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$22.7M
Headquarters
Palo Alto, CA
Founded
1973

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