CTE Trade and Industrial Education Teacher (Metals Manufacturing)

License Number & Name:

License Number and Name:74090 Trade and Industrial Education: Manufacturing

Position Type: Certified Career and Technical Education (CTE)- 10 months

Reports To: School Administrator

Work Location: High School

Position Overview:

The Metals Technology Instructor provides instruction in the field of metals manufacturing and related areas preparing students for careers in machining fabrication welding and precision manufacturing. The instructor will deliver hands-on and theoretical instruction in metals technology aligned with industry standards and safety protocols fostering technical skills employability skills and lifelong learning.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Teaches the district-approved Trade and Industrial Education Metals Manufacturing curriculum.
• Meets and instructs assigned classes at the times and locations designated.
• Plans and delivers engaging lessons using a variety of instructional methods materials and technologies to meet diverse student needs.
• Creates and maintains a safe organized and positive classroom and shop environment conducive to learning.
• Takes necessary precautions to protect students tools equipment and facilities.
• Assists in implementing school and district policies procedures and safety protocols.
• Encourages students to demonstrate appropriate work habits professional behavior and safety practices.
• Develops clear learning objectives and communicates them to students.
• Assesses student progress through a variety of evaluation methods; maintains accurate and complete records as required by law and policy.
• Provides regular feedback and progress reports to students and parents.
• Assists with identifying and addressing learning challenges in collaboration with specialists.
• Supports student participation in Career and Technical Student Organizations (CTSOs) such as SkillsUSA and serves as an advisor.
• Participates in professional learning and maintains current industry knowledge and certifications.
• Engages in ongoing collaboration with colleagues business partners and postsecondary institutions to enhance instructional programs.
• Demonstrates and models appropriate safety procedures.

Qualifications and Requirements

Education and Work Experience
Bachelors degree in a related field and at least 2 years of relevant work experience OR
Associate degree in a related field and at least 4 years of relevant work experience OR
High School Diploma or GED and at least 6 years of relevant work experience

Related Degrees Include

Manufacturing Industrial Engineering Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Construction & Cabinetmaking Technology Construction Design & Manufacturing Cabinetmaking & Millwork Woodworking Electronics Engineering Technology Electronics Engineering Digital Electronics Metals Manufacturing Precision Machining Industrial/Process Engineering Quality Engineering.

Related Work Experience:

Demonstrated experience in the metals manufacturing industry such as machinist work tool and die making CNC operation machine setup and maintenance or related fields. Prior teaching or training experience in manufacturing or metals technology is preferred.

Credential Requirements:

Prior to Hire:

Valid North Carolina Teaching License (74090) or eligibility for licensure.

For Continuing Licensure: Before expiration of the initial license one of the following must be earned:

• Certified Production Technician (CPT)
• Woodwork Career Alliance (WCA) Accredited Skill Evaluator (ASE) Certification
• Electronics Technicians Association (ETA) CET Certification
• NIMS Certifications in all of the following areas:
  Measurement Materials & Safety
  Job Planning Benchwork & Layout
  Milling I

Knowledge Skills and Abilities

Language Skills

Ability to read analyze and interpret trade and technical materials periodicals and safety regulations. Ability to prepare instructional documents reports and correspondence. Ability to effectively communicate and present information to students parents colleagues and administrators.

Mathematical Skills

Ability to apply geometry trigonometry ratios percentages and measurements relevant to metals manufacturing work.

Reasoning Ability

Strong problem-solving skills; ability to address practical issues in a manufacturing setting. Ability to interpret instructions and diagrams in written oral or schematic form.

Technical and Computer Skills

Basic computer literacy and ability to use educational software for student management and instructional delivery. Familiarity with digital tools and equipment related to metals technology is preferred.

Professional Expectations

• Commitment to safety professionalism and continuous improvement.
• Ability to establish positive relationships with students parents and colleagues.
• Skill in integrating academic concepts with hands-on technical instruction.
• Willingness to support students in leadership and skill development through SkillsUSA and other CTSO activities.
• Retain and update relevant professional credentials certifications or licensures as required.

Work Environment:

Moderate to loud noise levels typical of a machine shop. Frequent standing lifting (up to 50 lbs.) and use of tools and equipment. Regular interaction with students staff and the public.

Evaluation

Performance will be evaluated regularly by the principal or designee in accordance with Board policy and state guidelines.