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Mohave College
Welding Training Coordinator
Job Description
Build Welding Training That Delivers Connect Welders, Students & Industry Fire Up the Shop & Help Grow the Program Ready to put your welding knowledge, people skills, and organizational talent to work at Mohave College? Join us as a Part-Time Welding Training Coordinator and help connect students, skilled welders, and industry employers with training that makes a difference. We're looking for an energetic, dependable, and highly organized professional who understands welding and knows how to build relationships. The ideal candidate brings a solid understanding of fundamental welding principles, processes, equipment, materials, and shop safety—and can confidently communicate that knowledge with instructors, students, employers, and industry partners. But this role is about more than knowing welding. It's about growing welding training at Mohave College. You'll build relationships with employers, identify training opportunities, follow up on leads, communicate the value of our programs, and help turn conversations into scheduled training. Behind the scenes, you'll help keep the operation running smoothly by maintaining accurate inventories of welding materials, consumables, tools, and equipment; anticipating training needs; and making sure the shop is ready when training begins. You'll work closely with and support the Welding Director in coordinating schedules, employer requests, training logistics, and day-to-day program needs. If you're someone who knows welding, connects with people, stays organized, responds quickly, and isn't afraid to jump in and get things done, this is an opportunity to help build a stronger welding training program and create meaningful connections between education and industry. Bring your welding knowledge. Build industry connections. Help fire up the next generation of skilled welders at Mohave College. T his position is 29.5 hours per week. See more details here . What We'll Love About You At Mohave College, we're looking for someone who brings more than technical knowledge—you bring energy, initiative, and a genuine desire to help welding training grow. Know your way around a welding shop. You understand welding fundamentals, processes, equipment, materials, and safety—and can confidently communicate with instructors, students, and industry professionals. Build relationships naturally. You're comfortable talking with employers, asking questions, identifying their training needs, and creating connections that lead to opportunities. Know how to follow through. You don't let leads, requests, or details fall through the cracks. You respond, follow up, and keep things moving. Are organized and prepared. You can keep track of materials, consumables, tools, equipment, schedules, and the many details required to keep training running smoothly. See opportunities everywhere. You're curious about what local employers need and enjoy finding ways Mohave College can help meet those needs through welding training. Bring energy to the shop. You're positive, dependable, hands-on, and willing to jump in wherever you're needed. Support the bigger picture. You understand that successful training takes teamwork and that your work directly supports students, instructors, employers, and the growth of the welding program. Take pride in representing Mohave College. You're professional, approachable, responsive, and excited to be part of building a welding program that serves our students and our community. What You'll Love About Us We create the future. At Mohave College, curiosity drives everything we do. We inspire innovation, take smart risks, and transform challenges into opportunities for growth. Together, we design new possibilities—learning from both our successes and our setbacks as we shape the future of education and workforce development. We engage with passion. We bring energy, purpose, and heart to our work. Whether we're welcoming new students, collaborating on ideas, or celebrating achievements, we lead with enthusiasm and a sense of fun. Our passion makes a difference—for our students, our colleagues, and our community. We build together. Diversity of thought, background, and experience is our greatest strength. We believe every voice matters and that collaboration fuels creativity. By empowering one another and working toward a shared vision, we amplify our collective impact and move the College forward. We live with integrity. We communicate openly, invite collaboration, and make decisions transparently. Respect and authenticity guide every interaction, ensuring trust within our teams and across our campuses. We care deeply. We care about our students, our colleagues, and our communities. Every action we take is grounded in service and compassion—helping others succeed is at the heart of who we are. Coordinates candidate scheduling for weld testing activities. Coordinates student qualification testing logistics and communication. Maintains facility calendars and testing schedules. Coordinates scheduling and deployment of mobile welding training operations. Assists with operational logistics for contract and off-site testing activities. Maintains inventory records for welding and testing equipment, supplies, and consumables. Coordinates procurement requests and supply ordering activities. Coordinates maintenance and repair scheduling for welding and testing equipment. Assists with setup and preparation of testing and instructional environments. Maintains operational documentation and records associated with welding and testing activities. Promotes welding training and testing services to industry and community partners. Assists with outreach events, demonstrations, tours, and workforce training activities. Serves as an operational contact for students, faculty, and industry clients regarding scheduling and support functions. Tracks participation, operational activity, and reporting data. Coordinates communication related to training and testing activities. Performs and/or supports welding and workforce training activities as assigned. Supports general welding program operations and student engagement activities. Adheres to college, federal, and state administrative procedures, guidelines, initiatives, and directives to ensure compliance with all relevant regulations affecting college operations. Performs other tasks of a similar nature or level as assigned. Minimum Qualifications High school diploma or GED Experience in operational coordination, scheduling, technical training support, or related field Experience in a retail or sales environment in the welding industry Demonstrated organizational and communication skills Valid driver's license Any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience sufficient to perform the essential functions of the position Welding industry experience Preferred Qualifications Experience supporting workforce training or technical education programs Experience with inventory coordination and equipment scheduling Experience with mobile training operations Welding certification background It is the responsibility of each applicant to have all the following documents on file in the Employee Services office by the deadline date in order to continue in the application process for this position. Application materials will not be returned. A complete online employment application form. Please do not state 'see resume' on any part of the application. Blank spaces may be cause for rejection of the application. Cover letter addressing the criteria listed in the job announcement and your qualifications for this position. Resume or curriculum vitae. Optional, but encouraged. Transcripts of all college work. (Unofficial transcripts or photocopies will be accepted to establish the application file. Official transcripts will be required if the candidate is offered the position.)
Important Notes:
If any of the above-listed materials are missing or incomplete, the application will not be considered. Items 2-4 may either be attached electronically to the application or mailed to the address below (position number must be included on all documents): Mohave College Employee Services 1971 Jagerson Avenue Kingman, AZ 86409Career Insights for Welding Engineer
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A Welding Engineer develops welding techniques and equipment for use in metal fabrication and product manufacturing. Researches welding techniques and engineers welding equipment and processes.
$106,222 / year median in Arizona
+12% projected growth