About The Position
Part‑time temporary support staff role reporting to the Dean, Applied Science, Engineering Technology & Trades (ASETT) offering a salary of $34.77 per hour.
This role is a meaningful opportunity to shape a new Powerline Technician program from the ground up, ensuring that the curriculum, hands‑on labs, and pole yard reflect the realities of the trade. Your expertise will directly influence the quality, safety, and readiness of future powerline technicians entering Ontario’s energy sector.
Specific Accountabilities
Working closely with a curriculum coach, the SME will play a central role in shaping both the academic and practical direction of the program. Responsibilities include :
Program, Curriculum, and Lab Development
- Program and Course Input : Provide expert insight into industry standards, utility‑sector expectations, essential trade competencies, and safety practices.
- Course Outline Development : Create accurate and comprehensive course outlines that reflect current industry practices and required learning outcomes.
- Syllabus / Course Plan Design : Develop structured course plans outlining weekly topics, practical components, assessments, and required resources.
Hands‑On Lab & Pole Yard Development
Practical Training Design : Provide expert recommendations for hands‑on skill development and field‑based learning activities.Pole Yard Planning : Advise on the setup, layout, equipment, and safety considerations for a college pole yard, ensuring alignment with real‑world PLT training standards.Equipment & Tools Input : Identify necessary tools, climbing gear, hardware, and training equipment required to support practical skill development.Assessment & Evaluation
Assessment Development : Create meaningful assessments that measure applied skills, safety knowledge, troubleshooting ability, and overall trade competency.Rubric Creation : Develop clear, fair, competency‑based rubrics aligned with learning outcomes and industry expectations.Optional Future Teaching Opportunity
Candidates may be considered for part‑time teaching once the program launches.Qualifications
Required :
Extensive industry experience as a Powerline Technician, Powerline Maintainer, Lineworker, or related role.Strong Understanding Of
Utility operationsElectrical distribution systemsField safety protocolsClimbing, rigging, troubleshooting, and emergency response practicesPreferred
Experience training or mentoring apprentices, crew members, or new hires.Involvement in developing training materials, procedures, or safety documentation.Experience with curriculum development (asset).Additional Skills (Assets)
Ability to translate hands‑on field expertise into structured learning materials.Strong written and verbal communication skills.Comfort with collaborative project work.Genuine interest in supporting the next generation of trades professionals.Employee Perks
Lambton College offers competitive total compensation packages, wages and benefits for both unionized and non‑unionized positions.
Investing In Our People
Our commitment to personal and professional growth includes development opportunities and employee wellness initiatives.
EEO Statement
Lambton College is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, equality, and inclusion. We encourage qualified candidates from historically marginalized groups to apply. All applicants will be considered for interview according to a confidential, inclusive selection process.
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