Carpentry Instructor

Home Builders Institute Inc•Fort Stewart, GA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Carpentry Instructor delivers hands-on training and classroom instruction to teach proper carpentry techniques, safety, and professional standards. The role requires strong coaching skills and a commitment to teaching, inspiring, and leading future trades professionals, with a strong emphasis on workplace safety. The position is located on a military installation and requires base access. HBI trains and educates America’s home construction workforce and offers programs in technical construction trades and entrepreneurship for transitioning military service members. The instructor teaches approved curriculum, supports student development and placement, manages classroom and training resources, and helps maintain relationships with program partners and employers.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent, and/or a combination of work, education, or skills equivalent to journey-level experience in carpentry.
Ability to meet Career Technical Training requirements.
Strong coaching skills and commitment to teaching and inspiring future trades professionals.
Strong orientation to workplace safety.
Base access is required because the position is located on a military installation.

Responsibilities

Instruct program participants in trade skills using approved curriculum.
Develop curriculum and supporting training materials as needed.
Coordinate hands-on training activities, including on-site and community-based projects.
Demonstrate proper use of tools and equipment, emphasizing safety.
Assist with student recruitment, placement, and employability training as directed or required by program needs.
Monitor, mentor, and coach students.
Foster positive working relationships with funders, program partners, and other personnel.
Participate in outreach and employer relationship development.
Perform administrative and reporting functions as required.
Ensure proper use, storage, and security of tools and equipment.
Adhere to applicable safety protocols, including OSHA 10.