The Department Training Specialist plays a crucial role in ensuring that department employees receive comprehensive and effective training. They are responsible for program development, evaluation, compliance monitoring, and continuous improvement initiatives. The role requires a blend of training expertise, project management skills, collaboration with stakeholders, and adaptability to office and laboratory environments.
Education and Experience:Required:
2+ years of experience in a dedicated trainer role.Experience in assessing training needs, designing, implementing, and presenting training modules.Preferred (Not Required):
Bachelor's Degree in a Life Science discipline.Experience in a Production Lab Setting.Experience training in a Product Login, Shipping/Receiving, or Supply Chain environment.Essential Duties:Training Program Development: Design and develop training programs and curriculum for both orientation and ongoing in-job training of department employees.Training Assessment and Evaluation: Assess department training needs, implement training modules, and evaluate the effectiveness of training programs.Collaboration and Stakeholder Management: Work closely with company management to identify training needs and schedule appropriate training sessions.Monitoring and Compliance: Develop systems to monitor employees' adherence to training protocols and ensure compliance with company standards.Support and Mentoring: Provide support and mentoring to new employees, conducting evaluations and identifying areas for improvement.Quality and Documentation: Ensure all training activities are documented accurately and proficiency levels are reviewed before employees are assigned independent work.Project Management: Manage various training projects identified for the department, ensuring deadlines are met and projects are executed effectively.Continuous Improvement: Identify areas for improvement within department processes and training methodologies.Work Environment & Physical Requirements:Operates in both a professional office and laboratory environment.Laboratory trainers are required to wear appropriate attire and personal protective equipment (PPE) based on the specific lab requirements.Physical tasks may include standing, traversing office and lab locations, and sitting at a computer workstation.Activities such as bending, stooping, crouching, and occasional push and pull tasks.Ability to use lab equipment and manipulate small hand tools, push heavy carts, and handle lab supplies.
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