Training Coordinator Jobs

New Life Staffing is hiring for a training coordinator for a client in Clearwater Florida. This is a two month contract

We are seeking a dedicated Training Coordinator to support our Manufacturing Operations and/or Maintenance teams. In this role, you will be responsible for identifying technical and skills training needs, tracking training completion, and ensuring the delivery of effective training programs. You will collaborate with Trainer Developers and maintain documentation for job qualification check sheets. Additionally, you will assist in managing training records and coordinating with the Organizational Development department to align training programs.

Responsibilities:

Identify technical and skills training needs for Manufacturing Operations and/or Maintenance.

Track and ensure completion of training courses to meet identified needs.

Support the delivery of training programs using approved formats and principles of training adult learners.

Conduct training on safe work practices and new/modified manufacturing processes.

Assist Trainer Developers assigned to specific Manufacturing departments.

Maintain job qualification check sheets (JQC's) and related documentation.

Support training plans for hourly employee advancement and provide weekly status updates.

Manage training records in PeopleSoft (where applicable).

Liaise with the Organizational Development department to align training programs and optimize resources.

Perform other duties and special projects as assigned.

Requirements:

High school diploma.

Basic understanding of technical training programs preferred.

Experience in heavy industry preferred.

Strong organizational and prioritization skills.

Ability to work in a production-oriented environment.

Proficient in using computer workstations and relevant software.

Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

Days 8 am to 4 pm

Afternoons 4 pm to 12 am

Nights 12 am to 8 am.

**No need to switch shifts, coordinator can come in early for an hour or two to overlap with nights and leave early that day, or come in late and stay a few hours late past 4 pm. It will need to happen about 1 time per week for the off shifts.