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Safety Compliance Services, Inc
Health & Safety Training Instructor
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What they do
A First Aid Instructor provides instruction in first aid and life saving skills and procedures. Leads classes and hands-on practice with first aid, CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and more advanced life saving techniques. Provides instruction to individuals, educators, medical and emergency medical professionals.
$66,200 / year median in New York
+15% projected growth
Job Description
Health & Safety Training Instructor Safety Compliance Services, Inc North Syracuse, NY Job Details Full-time $25 - $30 an hour 2 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Paid time off Vision insurance Retirement plan Qualifications Occupational health expertise Schedule management Driver's License Working with students Classroom experience Productivity software Time management Full Job Description Job Overview The Health and Safety Training Instructor is responsible for delivering high-quality occupational health and safety training to Safety Compliance Services employees and clients. This is a dedicated instructional position focused on classroom education, hands-on skill development, course preparation, and training documentation. The instructor will not be routinely assigned to standby rescue projects, outage safety coverage, or other operational field assignments. This separation ensures the instructor remains available to maintain the published training schedule, prepare upcoming programs, and meet client training needs without interruption. Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Deliver assigned health and safety courses in accordance with applicable OSHA requirements, recognized industry standards, manufacturer instructions, and SCS-approved curriculum.
- Conduct classroom instruction, demonstrations, practical exercises, and student evaluations.
- Prepare classrooms, training areas, equipment, audiovisual materials, and student handouts before each course.
- Review and maintain familiarity with the regulations, standards, and accepted practices applicable to the courses being taught.
- Ensure course content is presented accurately, consistently, and at a level appropriate for the audience.
- Evaluate student participation, knowledge, and practical performance using written examinations, skills assessments, and instructor observation.
- Maintain accurate attendance records, evaluations, course documentation, equipment inspection records, and certification information.
- Submit completed training records to the appropriate SCS administrative personnel within established timeframes.
- Inspect, organize, and maintain training equipment and promptly report damaged, missing, or unserviceable items.
- Assist with developing, reviewing, and improving SCS training materials, lesson plans, presentations, assessments, and practical exercises.
- Provide professional guidance to students and clients regarding the application of course material to workplace conditions.
- Communicate training needs, scheduling concerns, student performance issues, and client feedback to SCS management.
- Maintain a professional instructional environment and represent SCS appropriately when working at client facilities.
- Complete continuing education, instructor development, and refresher training necessary to maintain assigned teaching credentials.
- Standby confined-space rescue coverage
- Rescue team staffing
- Outage safety coverage
- Fire watch or hole watch assignments
- General temporary labor assignments
- Routine project safety staffing
- Other field assignments that could interfere with scheduled training responsibilities Any limited field observation or site visit must have a defined training-related purpose, such as evaluating workplace conditions, gathering information for course development, or maintaining practical familiarity with the work being taught.
- Demonstrated knowledge of occupational health and safety principles and the subjects assigned.
- Previous experience delivering classroom or hands-on instruction is preferred.
- Ability to communicate technical and regulatory information clearly to students with varying levels of experience.
- Ability to lead practical exercises and objectively evaluate student performance.
- Strong organizational, documentation, and time-management skills.
- Ability to use presentation software, audiovisual equipment, and standard office applications.
- Current instructor credentials or certifications required for assigned courses.
- Valid driver's license and ability to travel to SCS and client training locations.
- Ability to safely lift, move, set up, and operate the equipment used during assigned training programs.
- Accuracy and quality of instruction
- Student engagement and course evaluations
- Reliability and preparedness
- Maintenance of instructor credentials
- Timely and accurate training documentation
- Care and accountability for training equipment
- Professionalism with students and clients
- Contributions to the continued improvement of SCS training programs