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Merrill Public Safety Center of Excellence, Merrill, Wisconsin
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Thank you for your interest in a career at Northcentral Technical College (NTC). NTC offers outstanding career opportunities on a modern campus with state-of-the-art technology that allows for a collaborative learning and work environment. If you have a desire to help students while positively impacting the community, we’d love for you to join our team!
Job Description & Qualifications:
Job Summary
Part-time Instructional Assistants will support our CDL faculty and full-time Instructional Assistants with the instruction of our Trucking Driving (Class A) Technical program and Straight Truck (Class B) certificate. The CDL program is housed under the School of Public Safety and operates at our Public Safety Center of Excellence in Merrill, Wisconsin. Typical schedule will be Monday through Friday with day time hours working up to 25 hours per week. Hours are subject to change, as workload and the needs of our students and customers change.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Essential Functions
Provide direct support to faculty during the training of students.
Prepare tractors, trailers, and driving courses for student activities
Take the lead for formative lab instruction if faculty are not available (sick leave, meetings, etc.)
As requested by the faculty, assist students practicing on various driving techniques.
Recommend procedural and safety discussions topics to the faculty based on observed student practices.
Treat all students and customers with respect at all time.
Issue driving procedures and assist faculty by ensuring students operate vehicles in a safe manner.
Participate in in-service training and industrial workshops pertaining to the operation and applications of vehicles.
Assist the program faculty with the procurement of materials and supplies (including pickup and delivery).
Assist the faculty with the setting up of activities for students.
Proctor tests, quizzes and performance assessments.
Monitor attendance and use of vehicles.
Assist in the documentation of maintenance of vehicles.
Maintain an inventory of instructional materials and equipment within the lab.
Coordinate the activities of work-study students as directed by the faculty.
Monitor the use and prepare the track and vehicles for student use.
Demonstrate skills as needed with the direction of the faculty.
Report repair requirements on all vehicles to faculty.
Assist the faculty in monitoring students on operational safety.
Maintain proficiency in the truck driving field as needed to support the Truck Driving program.
This list of typical duties and responsibilities is not inclusive. Any other duties and responsibilities assigned by faculty will be of similar nature, requiring the same relative skills and capabilities.
Minimum Qualifications Required
Required Qualifications:
Two years (4,000 hours) occupational experience appropriate to the position.
Thorough understanding of the truck driving industry and terms, including DOT requirements, CDL testing, and proper safety protocols.
Must possess a valid Wisconsin Class A CDL, and have the ability to pass the college insurance standards as well as adhere the DOT testing guidelines and regulations.
Must be able to work with students of various backgrounds, ages and capabilities in an educational setting.
The Assistant must be able to provide student feedback professionally and have adequate computer skills to assist students with course software.
Physical Requirements
Carrying/Lifting 10-25lbs: High
Carrying/Lifting 25-50lbs: Medium
Carrying/Lifting more than 50lbs: Low
Sitting: Low
Standing/Walking/Climbing: Medium
Squatting/Crouching/Kneeling/Bending: Medium
Repetitive Hand/Foot Movement: High
Pushing/Pulling/Reaching Above Shoulder: Low
Work Environment
Indoor/Office Work Environment: Low
Outdoor Weather Conditions: High
Irritated or Agitated Individuals: Low
Hazardous Fumes/Odor/Toxic Chemicals: Medium
Smell Requirement: Low
Specific Vision, Hearing, Taste: Low
N/A: Confined spaces (as identified by OSHA)
