Specialist III, Instructional Emergency Response Training - 517445
Work Location Requirements: This is an On-site position located at the Emergency Response Training Center in Jasper, Tennessee
Relocation: Relocation is not offered for this position
Position Purpose: The Specialist Level 3 in Instructional Emergency Response Training is responsible for aligning and supporting technical and compliance training services related to Emergency Response with the needs of various sites and projects. This position entails developing, coordinating, scheduling, conducting, and addressing all training-related requirements for assigned organizations, areas, and functions. Emergency Response disciplines include Firefighting, Emergency Medical Response, Hazardous Materials Response, First Aid / CPR, Confined Space/Technical Rescue, and the National Incident Command System.
Supervisory Responsibility: Lead Instructor, 6 – 15 adult learners during training programs
Budget Responsibility: Optimize costs associated with internal processes, facility improvements, and training programs
Minimum Requirements:
Education. — A four-year degree from a regionally accredited college or university or equivalent education, training & experience related to the assigned emergency response discipline area.
Experience. — Minimum six (6) years’ experience related to assigned emergency response discipline; at least two (2) years’ experience working independently and specifically related to the assigned training organization, function, or area; experience working with TVA’s organizational structure, including training agreements and strategies is desirable. Previous instructor experience is desirable.
Certification/License, etc — EMS, HMTO, Firefighting, Confined Space/Technical Rescue certifications
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities — Must be able to communicate effectively with employees and management at all levels. Knowledge of the SAT process, MS Office Suite including ability to produce macros and interactive training is required.
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