Find Jobs
Find Jobs Near You – Available Work in Your Location
Work Instruction Developer
Career Insights for Curriculum and Instructional Designer / Developer
See where this job fits in the broader career landscape. Knowing your career path helps you see what's possible from here.
Scorecard
Based on North Carolina data
Review key factors to help you decide if this role fits your goals. How is this calculated?
What they do
A Curriculum and Instructional Designer or Developer designs and develops instructional materials and methods for teachers. Analyzes what is needed for students, identifies learning objectives, and designs the content and format of instructional material and delivery. Uses instructional design to create instructional materials, which may include text, electronic and visual material. Works for a school or college or for an education, software or publishing company.
$75,457 / year median in North Carolina
-5% projected decline
Job Description
Description:
Job Purpose:
BETA Fueling Systems is seeking a Work Instruction Developer to create clear, accurate, and easy-to-follow work instructions that support manufacturing, assembly, inspection, testing, and service operations. This role focuses on translating engineering intent and shop-floor practices into written and visual instructions that improve quality, safety, and consistency across production. Work hours are Monday- Thursday 6:00am
- 3:30pm and Friday 6:00am
- 10:00am.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Develop, update, and maintain clear, step-by-step work instructions for assembly, inspection, testing, and installation activities Create, manage, and maintain work instructions and job traveler documentation using Azumuta, a cloud-based manufacturing documentation platform Take and manage photos of equipment, assemblies, wiring, tools, and processes to support visual work instructions Interpret engineering drawings, schematics, specifications, and change information to create accurate instructions Demonstrate a working understanding of basic electrical wiring concepts, including wire identification, routing, connectors, and reading wiring diagrams Work directly with Engineering to understand design intent, changes, and technical requirements Work directly with Production and Quality teams to validate instructions and ensure usability on the shop floor Capture, organize, and maintain project documentation including photos and reference materials Create instructions for integrating BETA equipment into customer vehicles and systems Create and coordinate equipment and process labels as required Gather feedback, revisions, and approvals from engineering, quality, and production stakeholders Support production by answering questions related to work instructions, travelers, and documented processes Assist with assembly and quality inspection documentation during the build processRequirements:
Qualifications:
GED or high school diploma Proven ability to write clear, concise work instruction or technical documentation Experience using digital or cloud-based documentation Experience supporting manufacturing, assembly, or production environments Working knowledge of basic mechanical and electrical concepts Ability to understand and follow wiring diagrams and electrical schematics Strong written communication skills in English Ability to effectively communicate with both engineering and production personnel Ability to take clear, effective photos for technical documentation Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Ability to manage multiple priorities with minimal supervision Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) Familiar with industrial safety environment and use of common protective or safety equipment such as safety shoes, safety glasses, gloves, hearing protection, and hard hats (BETA will provide or reimburse) Physical Requirements- using hands to handle, control or feel objects and tools, ability to read written instructions, lift and/or move materials up to 30 pounds independently, ability to climb a ladder, and to work in a loud manufacturing environment without temperature control