Program Manager – Electrical Training, Operations

Facility Solutions Group

. Coordinate the day-to-day operation of San Antonio electrical apprenticeship and technical training programs .

Posted 9/28/2026full-timeSan Antonio • Texas • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong electrical construction knowledge and practical field experience, with the ability to effectively coordinate and deliver hands-on electrical instruction and training programs. Proficient in maintaining accurate training documentation and ensuring compliance with NCCER and other regulatory requirements.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Electrical Construction KnowledgeHands-On Electrical InstructionNCCER Curriculum FamiliarityJourneyman-Level Electrical ExperienceTraining Documentation Management

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Hard Skills

Electrical InstructionReading Electrical DrawingsWiring Diagrams InterpretationCommercial Electrical InstallationTroubleshooting Electrical SystemsPerformance Profiles DevelopmentLab Setup and ManagementSafety ComplianceInstructional AuditsTraining Program Coordination

Soft Skills

Strong Organization SkillsEffective CommunicationProblem-SolvingFollow-ThroughProfessional Workmanship

Tools & Technologies

BlackboardNCCER SystemsLMS/Training Platforms

Certifications & Qualifications

OSHA TrainerApplicable Training Credentials

Industry Keywords

Electrical Apprenticeship ProgramsNCCERTDLRDOLTWCElectrical Accelerator CohortHands-On Workforce Training

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Coordinate the day-to-day operation of San Antonio electrical apprenticeship and technical training programs
Implement schedules, instructional calendars, performance-profile activities, labs, and training requirements
Coordinate classrooms, instructors, students, equipment, materials, and training resources
Identify operational or instructional issues early and communicate recommended solutions
Support delivery of NCCER-based Electrical Levels 1-4
Assist instructors with lesson preparation, performance profiles, lab setup, instructional materials, and hands-on activities
Shadow and co-instruct a complete Electrical Accelerator cohort, then independently deliver established Accelerator cohorts when qualified
Provide electrical instruction, demonstrations, labs, reviews, and make-up instruction
Provide scheduled Saturday operational coverage, including student make-up work, lab access, assessments, performance profiles, supplemental instruction, and testing
Develop, organize, maintain, and continuously improve San Antonio electrical labs
Coordinate instructional materials, consumables, tools, equipment, and training stations
Support instructor onboarding, orientation, meetings, demonstrations, and preparation activities
Support students with attendance, academic concerns, make-up work, safety, workmanship, professionalism, and accountability
Track completion of labs, performance profiles, make-up activities, and program deliverables
Maintain schedules, materials lists, lab documentation, verification sheets, and instructor resources
Support documentation for NCCER, apprenticeship, TDLR, DOL, TWC, and other applicable requirements
Assist with inventories, classroom observations, facility readiness, instructional audits, and program reviews
Coordinate with apprentices, supervisors, instructors, operational leadership, Prefab, vendors, manufacturers, and internal FSG resources
Support workforce initiatives, recruiting events, demonstrations, employer visits, and training-related activities
Serve as the on-site operational bridge between Curriculum & Training and the San Antonio campus

Requirements

What you’ll need

Strong electrical construction knowledge and practical field experience
Ability to work effectively with apprentices, instructors, project leadership, and administrative staff
Strong organization, communication, problem-solving, and follow-through skills
Ability to coordinate multiple classes, instructors, students, and training activities simultaneously
Comfort providing hands-on electrical instruction and demonstrations
Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, wiring diagrams, schematics, and the NEC
Working knowledge of commercial electrical installation practices
Ability to maintain accurate training documentation and follow established procedures
Commitment to safety, professional workmanship, and student success
Journeyman-level electrical experience or equivalent field competency preferred
Prior apprenticeship, craft-training, foreman, superintendent, or instructional experience preferred
Familiarity with NCCER curriculum and performance profiles preferred
Experience with electrical apprenticeship programs preferred
Experience with motors, motor controls, transformers, grounding and bonding, commercial installations, and troubleshooting preferred
Familiarity with Blackboard, NCCER systems, or comparable LMS/training platforms preferred
OSHA trainer or other applicable training credentials preferred
Experience developing or delivering hands-on workforce training preferred
Ability to work a Tuesday-Saturday schedule when assigned
Progressive completion of development expectations, including shadowing and co-instructing an Electrical Accelerator cohort

Benefits

Comp & perks

Tuesday-Saturday schedule may be assigned, with schedule flexibility during Accelerator cohorts, apprenticeship startup, instructor development, special training events, and other major program activities