Training Instructor

DESCRIPTION

This is an on-site position operating on a weekly rotational shift schedule, with early shifts from 06:45 to 14:45 and late shifts from 15:00 to 23:00. Flexibility is required to accommodate shift changes and potential overtime.

In this role, you will make an impact in the following ways:

• Deliver high-quality training across the UKLC site, ensuring new hires and existing staff are confident and competent in operating Mechanical Handling Equipment (MHE).
• Lead inductions and refresher sessions on equipment such as lifters, hand tools, cranes, and more, a range of equipment types used across the site.
• Develop and maintain training guides, helping standardise learning materials and improve training consistency.
• Promote safety and compliance, leveraging your accident-free record to model best practices in equipment handling.
• Support operational efficiency by upskilling colleagues and reducing downtime through effective training and assessments.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including management and operations, to align training with business needs.
• Champion inclusivity and communication, adapting your delivery style to suit diverse audiences and learning preferences.
• Contribute to continuous improvement, identifying gaps in training and proposing enhancements to tools, methods, or content.

• Strong communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to deliver multi-mode training and work effectively with others.
• Organised and flexible mindset, ready to adapt to shift changes, travel for courses, and manage training schedules.
• Good IT proficiency, as training involves using tablets and software platforms to deliver and track learning.
• Customer service orientation, to guide and support learners with empathy and clarity throughout their training journey.

• B1 Counterbalance and D2 Reach Truck: B1 Counterbalance licence essential and having a D2 reach licence is an advantage
• Crane licence: Preferred but not essential, training will be given.
• Industrial operating experience: At least 6 months operational experience on a B1 counterbalance.
• Instructor certifications: You will be expected to complete RTITB Instructor and Crane Instructor courses, with additional upskilling across a range of equipment and IOSH training.
• Safety record: No at-fault Mechanical Handling Equipment accidents or incidents in the last 12 months are expected. Flexibility may be considered for non-fault incidents.