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Westinghouse Electric Company

Nuclear reactor technology and services provider

Inspection Services Training Instructor

Corporate & Technical TrainingUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeMadison, PA, USA$103.2k - $129k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in engineering or a related technical discipline, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • At least 5 years of project field service experience, including demonstrated classroom or training instructor experience.
  • At least 5 years of project experience in Steam Generator or Inspection Services field project support activities. This may include Steam Generator primary and secondary inspections, reactor and piping inspections, leading training, and operation or repair of robotic equipment used across multiple inspection platforms and services.
  • Experience developing training materials and demonstrated leadership experience.
  • Ability to select training methodologies and design, develop, and implement classroom processes that effectively meet training requirements and qualifications.

Responsibilities

  • Instruct, facilitate, and lead training that strengthens individual and team performance through practical application of human factors, situational awareness, and risk management principles in real-world operational environments; identify and offer training scenarios suited to different learning factors to improve performance, error prevention, and risk awareness.
  • Lead, conduct, and support training, evaluations, and audits; propose solutions to complex, poorly defined problems; and lead all phases of the Systematic Approach to Training, including identifying course objectives, developing course content, determining instruction strategies, and creating student materials and activities to improve performance.
  • Support additional instructors as needed, provide lessons learned and periodic performance feedback as part of the team, and instruct, train, and guide personnel on significant technical projects, tasks, and activities.
  • Identify, define, and direct approaches to resolve significant technical issues, and guide other trainers on assignments ranging from basic to complex.
  • Deliver and support discipline-specific training and expertise to peers, vendors, and customers; serve as lead technical problem solver within the area of specialization when required.
  • Coordinate and integrate complex technical projects across functional areas, meet established budget and schedule requirements, and maintain accurate program costs using SAP.
  • Maintain training facilities in readiness for training activities, customer and external facility tours, and engineering or modification support.
  • Update schedules and coordinate logistics and organization to prevent training facility schedule conflicts; mechanically support and repair training tooling and robotic equipment when required.
  • Identify and evaluate needs for new or improved training products and services using knowledge of training trends and technical developments; coordinate or prepare technical documents; and communicate product or service improvement opportunities, budget requirements, and capital equipment expenditures to management.
  • Support or lead the integration and development of major technical descriptions for customer proposals and present learning and performance improvement methodologies.
  • Develop procedures, processes, and methods for implementing training and technical requirements.
  • Develop and deliver presentations to communicate status, resolve problems, or promote related business products.
  • Instruct or support a subject matter expert technical and non-technical training program for internal and external customers at customer plant sites and Westinghouse offices.

About the Company

Westinghouse Electric Company

Nuclear reactor technology and services provider

Westinghouse Electric Company LLC provides nuclear power technology and services to utilities, governments, and private sector clients worldwide. It designs and sells nuclear reactors and fuel, and offers maintenance, training, compliance, and consulting services. Its AP1000 PWR uses passive safety features, and it is developing Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and Microreactors for flexible deployment. The company's goal is to enable safe, reliable, low-emission energy by delivering proven reactor technologies and a broad support ecosystem globally.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$39.5M
Headquarters
Cranberry, West Virginia
Founded
1886

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