Job Description:\n\nUnder the supervision of the Center Director, the Plumbing Technician Instructor provides technical training instruction in the Plumbing Technician program. Instruction includes, but is not limited to, the following program competencies: Introduction to the Plumbing Trade; Plumbing Power and Hand Tools; Basic Electricity and Integrated Math; Introduction to Pipes, Fixtures, and Fittings; Introduction to DWV Systems; Water Distribution Systems; Fixtures, Valves, and Valve Types; Structural Penetrations and Protection of Water Supply Piping; Potable Water Supply Treatment and Compressed Air; Installation of Water Heaters, Heat Pump Water Heaters, and Fuel Gas and Oil Systems; Construction and Plumbing Drawings; Basic Computer Skills and Customer Communication; and Job Preparedness. The instructor is responsible for delivering high-quality classroom and hands-on training, supporting student achievement, maintaining accurate student and program records, supporting program improvement, and promoting CET’s mission, initiatives, and organizational goals. The instructor also provides administrative support as required and participates in planning and coordinating student activities, program events, and industry-related learning opportunities. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS (May include, but not limited to, the following): ̈ Instructional Delivery and Curriculum Implementation Conducts daily classroom and hands-on instruction using a variety of instructional methods, including individual training, small-group instruction, demonstrations, guided practice, and other appropriate teaching strategies.Develops, organizes, and integrates skill competencies, instructional goals, and learning objectives into lesson plans aligned with program requirements and established training standards.Demonstrates effective teaching methods and technical training techniques that support student learning, skill acquisition, and workforce readiness.Utilizes dynamic instructional approaches to engage students in learning activities and, when appropriate, incorporates multimedia tools, technology, and instructional resources to enhance training.Integrates vocational English, applied math, technical terminology, and workplace communication skills into daily lesson plans and hands-on training, including support for limited-English-speaking students.Prepares written instructional materials, handouts, assignments, and training resources that are accurate, organized, descriptive, and legible.Provides instruction in job preparation, resume writing, interviewing techniques, job retention, workplace expectations, customer communication, and hidden labor market strategies. ̈ Student Advising, Support, and Progress Monitoring Conducts individual advising sessions to support student achievement, attendance, skill development, workplace readiness, and successful program completion.Motivates students toward improved performance, persistence, self-confidence, positive self-image, and self-help attitudes.Evaluates student progress in accordance with established standards, competencies, performance criteria, and institutional requirements.Collaborates with staff to assess student and program needs and works as part of the center team to support the guidance, development, and success of every student.Interacts with students, co-workers, supervisors, and partners in a positive, cooperative, and professional manner, modeling the workplace behaviors expected of students.Manages student behavior in the classroom and shop environment in a manner that promotes safety, accountability, professionalism, and respect. ̈ Classroom, Shop, Records, and Program Administration Maintains a professional, well-organized, safe, and stimulating classroom and shop environment that is conducive to learning.Maintains confidential attendance records, student files, progress reports, and other required documentation in compliance with institutional procedures and all applicable federal and state laws governing student privacy and data protection.Uses software programs to analyze, process, record, retrieve, and verify student, program, and statistical data and to prepare instructional materials and reports.Ensures the accurate and timely preparation, maintenance, and submission of required student, instructional, and program documentation.Researches, evaluates, selects, and orders books, instructional aids, supplies, tools, equipment, and other training resources as needed.Maintains and secures required program inventory, tools, equipment, instructional materials, and shop resources.Performs other program-related duties as assigned. ̈ Recruitment, Student Placement Support, and Industry Engagement Conducts skill informational sessions for prospective and new applicants.Participates in student recruitment activities, program events, special projects, and other CET initiatives as assigned.Plans and coordinates guest speakers, employer pres