Fusion Trainer

Position Summary

The Fusion Trainer provides ISCO associates and customers with training services related to safe and productive use of Heat fusion equipment in compliance with Industry Standards. Teach and/or facilitate all ISCO fusion equipment training both in lecture presentations and hands-on with equipment or virtually as a live class presenting via camera on a laptop.

Training to be conducted at our facilities and/or at customer locations throughout Canada. Maintain a working and knowledge of the applicable industry standards that reference HDPE fusion requirements such as CSA, ASTM and others. Assist with the regular maintenance of training content to insure it is current and correct Promote safety, practice safe work habits and comply with safety policies at all times.

Maintain continuing knowledge of and familiarity with computer software and upgrades utilizing Company provided training or through continued education courses offered by schools or organizations. Perform all other duties as assigned. Competencies and Skills Proven presentation and facilitation skills. Strong planning and organizational skills.

Ability to follow appropriate safety procedures. Self-starter with a strong ability to work independently. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (written and verbal). Specific Accountabilities Evaluate and test trainees on comprehension of material and ability to perform a Heat Fusion Assist where required in development of new training programs Assist where required in development of new training material and aids for all new programs, consistent with established standards Maintain a clean and organized training atmosphere Complete and submit trainee training documentation as outlined in ISCO’s policies and procedures Education & Work Experience High School Diploma/GED.

A degree, certificate, or other credential from an industry, trade, or technical school is beneficial. Specialized industry-related training courses will also be considered beneficial. Have a minimum of three years of experience in operating and maintaining the fusion equipment required and fusing to an approved heat fusion procedure or standard.

Have 5 years of technical experience or a four-year college degree. Have specific knowledge on the inspection of the heat fusion joints both visually and using the data recording device information on hydraulic fusion machines in accordance with Industry Standards. Have specific knowledge on the different types of destructive test methods to test the integrity of the heat fusion joints.

Practical experience troubleshooting mechanical, hydraulic and/or electrical systems preferred. Previous work experience of at least 3 years in the operation of powered industrial equipment. Prior training experience of at least two (2) year.

Requirements

Demonstrable experience with public speaking or training either in-house or outside. Effective written and oral communication skills. Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel; PowerPoint preferred. A valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle is required. Ability and willingness to travel on commercial flights as needed to provide training, product support, etc.

Ability and willingness to work flexible hours and extra time as-needed basis (involving extra hours during the week, Saturdays, and occasionally Sundays and Holidays).