CTE Teacher & Safety Specialist

Great Lakes Energy•Boyne City, MI

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Great Lakes Energy is seeking an experienced lineworker or utility professional to join our team in Boyne City as a Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teacher & Safety Specialist. In this unique role, you'll bring your real-world field experience into the classroom-teaching the next generation of energy professionals-while also supporting critical safety and loss control initiatives across the organization. In this hybrid role, you'll split your time between the classroom and the field, making an impact in both environments. At Boyne City High School, you'll teach Energy Fundamentals, Lineworker, and Drone Technology courses, bringing real-world experience into the classroom and preparing students for careers in the energy industry. Through hands-on instruction and practical application, you'll help students build the skills and confidence to succeed. Outside the classroom, you'll support the Cooperative's safety culture by contributing to Loss Control initiatives. From promoting safe work practices and delivering training to helping identify and mitigate risks, your work will play a key role in protecting employees, infrastructure, and the communities we serve.

Requirements

Experience in electric distribution systems, construction, maintenance, and restoration
Knowledge of drone technology and flight operations
At least 5 years of related utility or lineworker experience
FAA Part 107 certification (or ability to obtain)
Safety training experience (OSHA/MIOSHA preferred)
Associate degree in occupational safety or related field (or equivalent experience)
Strong communication, organization, and instructional skills
Valid Michigan driver's license

Nice To Haves

CDL (Group A with air brake endorsement) preferred

Responsibilities

Teach Energy Fundamentals, Lineworker, and Drone Technology courses at Boyne City High School.
Bring real-world experience into the classroom.
Prepare students for careers in the energy industry.
Provide hands-on instruction and practical application.
Support the Cooperative's safety culture by contributing to Loss Control initiatives.
Promote safe work practices.
Deliver training.
Help identify and mitigate risks.