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Autry Technology Center · 1 month ago

At-Risk & Adult Welding Instructor - Workforce & Economic Development

Enid, OK

Full-time

Onsite

Mid, Senior Level

$55K/yr - $65K/yr

5+ years exp

Autry Technology Center is dedicated to providing high-quality instruction and leadership in workforce and economic development, specifically through their At-Risk & Adult Welding Program. The instructor will ensure that students acquire essential welding skills and promote personal growth, guiding at-risk learners towards meaningful career pathways.

Education Management

Growth Opportunities

Responsibilities

Build and maintain strong working relationships with ODCTE and DOC staff; coordinate and participate in annual program review meetings with both partners

Deliver engaging, effective instruction aligned with the At-Risk Welding Technology curriculum

Maintain accurate attendance records, assessments, and monthly progress reports for the Campus Manager

Establish clear short- and long-term program goals and support continuous improvement aligned with industry needs

Identify, prepare, evaluate, and share program information with Autry Tech administration as needed

Complete all required reports, documentation, and compliance items for Autry Tech and ODCTE

Develop and engage an advisory committee to ensure ongoing program relevance and quality

Maintain accurate inventory and oversee materials, equipment, and supplies to prevent loss, misuse, or safety risks

Participate in ongoing professional development and maintain current industry knowledge

Support the maintenance of clean, safe, and high-quality learning facilities

Instruct students in proper equipment usage, safety procedures, and care of tools and materials

Actively recruit and promote program opportunities to prospective students

Collaborate with the Marketing Department to share program updates, successes, and needs with the community

Strengthen relationships between the At-Risk Welding Program and local businesses and industries

Assist with student placement in on-the-job training, full-time employment, and continuing education pathways

Instruct short-term customized training classes for adult students as needed and deliver instruction for companies and organizations as requested and scheduled

Perform other related duties as assigned

Qualification

6G welding licenseWelding processesClassroom safety managementCommunication skillsProfessionalismInstruction deliveryInterpersonal skillsDocumentation skillsCollaboration skills

Required

High School diploma or equivalent required

Valid 6G welding license from the Oklahoma Department of Labor is required

Strong knowledge of welding processes (MIG, Stick, TIG)

Ability to deliver instruction to diverse learners, including at-risk individuals

Classroom and shop safety management skills

Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Ability to model professionalism and workplace readiness

Proficiency in maintaining accurate documentation and student records

Ability to work collaboratively with ODCTE, DOC, and internal staff

Minimum of five years of verifiable, hands-on welding experience including MIG, Stick, TIG welding processes

Physical demands include periods of standing, bending, stooping, kneeling, crawling, pushing, pulling, reaching, handling, and requires fine motor skills, visual acuity, depth perception, hearing, and hand-eye coordination

Must be able to work in confined spaces or at heights and lift or move equipment up to 100 pounds

Perform under stress when confronted with emergency, critical, unusual, or dangerous situations, or situations in which working with speed and sustained attention are critical aspects of the job