BCGEU Faculty, Electrical

Position Summary

BCIT’s School of Construction and the Environment is seeking a temporary, full time (1.0 FTE) Faculty. BCIT is one of the leading Electrical Training Centres in North America. The Electrical Trades program is delivered by a dynamic, fast-growing, team-oriented department, which is currently accepting applications for a temporary, Instructor to teach the Automated Controls Installation and Maintenance (ACIM) program and the Industrial Electrician program. Duties & Responsibilities DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

Instruction to Students in the Automated Controls Installation and Maintenance (ACIM) program and the Industrial Electrician program.

Preparing and presenting classroom lectures Shop and lab instruction

Instructional counseling and evaluation

Administrative responsibilities, including examination marking, and student evaluation

Curriculum maintenance and program enhancement

Administrative processes required to ensure appropriate resources are in place to deliver training

Input into development of modifications to workshop and instructional areas.

Other duties directly related to the instruction of the ACIM programs

Working collectively with the Electrical Trades Department Head

The position is not just about teaching electrical concepts. It also requires a person willing to:

Motivate students to learn,

Teach employability skills and assist with time management, and

Spend the extra effort with students who are struggling and challenge the students who are excelling.

A commitment to teaching excellence and preparation of outstanding graduates is foremost.

Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS:

A working knowledge of PLC (PAC”S), Variable speed Drives, DCS and Scada systems is a must

BC Trades Certificate of Qualification with Inter-Provincial Red Seal in Industrial Electrician

A minimum of five years’ current work experience as a journeyperson

Supervisory and previous teaching experience is an asset

Demonstrated knowledge and skills necessary to instruct the entire curriculum from Foundation to Level 4

Effective interpersonal skills and a strong desire to teach

Experience working with apprentices in a supervisory role

Effective command of the English language, both written and oral

Field Safety Representative (FSR) certification would be preferred

Completion of the Provincial Instructors Diploma Program preferred

A proven record of professional development to stay current with new technologies and industry practices and a strong desire to maintain this currency.

Good hands-on skills and experience maintaining and repairing electrical equipment

Software/Computer Application(s) and Expertise – Demonstrated skills in Microsoft Office applications, and internet applications, with particular emphasis on the ability to use spreadsheets and adobe applications.

This position is not permanent and would be on a contract-by-contract basis Additional Information Benefits – Why you’d love working with us

Competitive pay

Minimum of forty-six days of vacation

Competitive employer-paid extended health and dental plan – take a look at our benefit plans !

Defined benefit pension plan with employer contributions

Professional Development funds and resources

Access to most BCIT Flexible Learning courses free of charge

Wellness and Employee Assistance programs

Complimentary membership with free access to the Fitness Centre, Gymnasium, and more

BCIT values diverse experiences, ideas, cultures and perspectives and is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace. As an equal opportunity employer, we encourage applications from members of all groups experiencing barriers to equity. If you require accessibility accommodations during any part of the application or hiring process, please contact RecruitmentAssistant@bcit.ca so we can best support you. Please note that all applications must be submitted via the careers page portal, email applications will not be accepted .
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