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Koch Capabilities, LLC
Maintenance Training Coordinator
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A Technical Trainer is responsible for designing and leading technical training programs for staff at an organization or company. Works with the employees to determine their technical requirements and therefore their training needs and objectives; provides presentations, workshops or technology-supported training.
$84,104 / year median in Oregon
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Job Description
Your Job The L&D Capability Leader is responsible for designing, coordinating, delivering, and continuously improving employee training programs that support equipment reliability, workforce capability, safety, and operational excellence. This role partners closely with Operations leaders to ensure employees are trained, qualified, and certified to perform work safely and effectively in a union manufacturing environment. The position applies a systematic approach to training (ADDIE/SAT) to align learning with business needs, reliability goals, and mill performance metrics. Our Team Georgia-Pacific's Toledo, OR site manufactures linerboard and corrugated medium on three paper machines, using virgin and recycled fiber. The mill employs approximately 450 people and focuses on safe, sustainable, reliable operations. Our culture is grounded in integrity, respect, and mutual benefit. We expect all team members to hold themselves and others accountable for both results and behaviors. What You Will Do Training Program Development
- Design, develop, implement, and maintain structured training programs using
ADDIE/SAT
principles.- Develop learning materials including procedures, job aids, troubleshooting guides, videos, ID Locates, and safety content.
- Standardize training templates, style guides, and instructional formats to ensure consistent delivery across departments. Training Delivery & Facilitation
- Coordinate classroom, on-the-job (OJT), peer-to-peer, and digital training.
- Coordinate training sessions for hourly employees, supervisors, and leaders as required.
- Support effective knowledge transfer by coaching SMEs on instructional techniques and content delivery.
- Ensure training is executed in ways that support adult learning principles and operational schedules. Certification, Qualification & Training Records
- Develop, administer, and maintain certification and qualification programs.
- Track training completion, attendance, qualifications, and re-certification requirements using established systems or LMS tools.
- Maintain accurate training documentation, qualification guides, and audit-ready records.
- Ensure certification processes are repeatable, consistent, and aligned with safety, reliability, and compliance expectations. Training Needs Analysis & Continuous Improvement
- Conduct training needs, job, task, and performance analyses to identify skill gaps and learning priorities.
- Review training effectiveness through feedback, assessments, and performance outcomes.
- Continuously improve training programs to reduce variation, incidents, and unplanned downtime. Cross-Functional & Project Support
- Collaborate with project teams to ensure employees are properly trained on new equipment, systems, and processes.
- Work with vendors and contractors to coordinate technical training as needed.
- Follow up on learning issues contributing to extended downtime and implement corrective L&D actions.
- Participate in training committees and cross-functional meetings to align training with mill priorities. Professional & Leadership Expectations
- Prioritize work to meet deadlines and support operational schedules.
- Take initiative, demonstrate accountability, and operate within the Principle-Based Management® framework.
- Stay current on learning and maintenance training best practices.
- Perform other job-related duties as assigned by supervision. Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)
- High School Diploma with 5+ years of experience in manufacturing maintenance, reliability, or corporate/technical training
- Experience developing and delivering technical training materials
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
- Strong facilitation, presentation, and communication skills What Will Put You Ahead
- Bachelor's degree in education, Business Administration, or related field
- Experience managing or utilizing a Learning Management System (LMS)
- Experience with task-based OJT programs At Koch companies, we are entrepreneurs.