Automation Trainer

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Job Description

We are looking for a person to help do some training at BMW. It is an electrical debug class. There is no need for strong PLC knowledge. Should have some electrical knowledge and automation troubleshooting experience. The course material will be provided (powerpoint, etc.). You will teach 1-4 maintenance people per class. Example, give them a problem and let them try to figure out what is wrong and how to correct the issue. Classes will be 1st shift (8 hours) Mon-Fri and 2nd shift (8 hours) Mon-Thur depending on the schedule. Classes will be held in a room in building 50 or TCP.

We have classes scheduled for the next few months out starting as soon as next week.

32 to 40 hours a week.
No weekends

answered when you apply

Q1.Do you have previous experience teaching any kind of technical courses and if so please explain in detail.
Q2.What types of PLC systems in automation do you have experience with?

Requirements that applicants must meet to be eligible

US work authorizationRequired

Eligibility Questions answered when you apply

  1. 1Are you currently located in and authorized to work in the US?
  2. 2Do you speak fluent English?
  3. 3Are you available to take on this contract from start to finish for the rate published with no travel related expenses??
  4. 4Are you comfortable presenting material and working with small groups in a classroom environment?
TIA PortalGood-to-havenot necessary but good to have knoledge of PLC operations (specifically Siemens).This will be more about electrical issues troubleshooting.
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