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Robert Half
Training Coordinator
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A Training and Development Specialist directs education or staff training programs for a company, such as large firms or distributorships, or private post-secondary educational providers.
$70,614 / year median in California
-1% projected decline
Job Description
The Training Coordinator II supports the planning, coordination, delivery, and administration of companywide learning programs for a commercial roofing organization with approximately 3,000 employees. This mid-level position works closely with Learning and Development, Human Resources, Operations, and subject matter experts to provide consistent and accessible training across multiple locations.
The Training Coordinator II coordinates instructor-led, virtual, field-based, and online learning activities for office employees, field employees, supervisors, and leaders. This position also maintains training records, manages course logistics, supports the company's learning environment(Zoom meetings; LG Create Boards in room), managing company resources (monitors, keyboards) in training rooms to make sure everything is working for classes taught in-person, prepares training reports, and helps ensure programs meet business and workforce-development needs.
The Training Coordinator II coordinates instructor-led, virtual, field-based, and online learning activities for office employees, field employees, supervisors, and leaders. This position also maintains training records, manages course logistics, supports the company's learning environment(Zoom meetings; LG Create Boards in room), managing company resources (monitors, keyboards) in training rooms to make sure everything is working for classes taught in-person, prepares training reports, and helps ensure programs meet business and workforce-development needs.