Substation Technical Trainer

Mortenson

. Develop and deliver substation-focused electrical training, including instructor-led modules, practical exercises, assessments, and performance evaluations .

Posted 10/17/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $78,700 - $106,300 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in developing and delivering electrical training programs focused on substations, utilizing adult learning principles and hands-on instructional techniques. Possesses strong communication and facilitation skills, along with a solid understanding of substation construction methods and safety practices.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Electrical Journeyman LicenseNCCER ICTP CompletionSubstation Construction KnowledgeClassroom Training FacilitationBilingual English/Spanish Fluency

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Hard Skills

Electrical KnowledgeSubstation Switching ExperienceCommissioning SupportHands-On Skill EvaluationAdult Learning TheoryInstructional MethodologyTechnical InstructionPerformance EvaluationsGrounding SystemsControl Wiring

Soft Skills

Advanced Communication SkillsActive Listening SkillsInfluencing SkillsMentoring SkillsRelationship Building

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft ApplicationsTraining Materials PreparationAssessment ToolsPerformance Profiles

Certifications & Qualifications

Electrical Journeyman LicenseNCCER ICTP

Industry Keywords

OSHA RequirementsElectrical Safety PracticesSubstation Construction MethodsFA/CPR CertificationHigh-Voltage Experience

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Switching

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Develop and deliver substation-focused electrical training, including instructor-led modules, practical exercises, assessments, and performance evaluations
Provide technical instruction on grounding, conduit and cable systems, equipment installation, bus work, control wiring, testing support, and energization readiness
Partner with project leadership, field supervision, safety professionals, and subject matter experts to identify training needs and build project-specific training plans
Schedule and coordinate classroom instruction, online learning, hands-on labs, and field evaluations
Prepare training materials, tools, equipment, drawings, procedures, and other resources for each training session
Coach, mentor, and support project-based instructors, performance evaluators, and proctors
Coordinate training delivery across multiple projects and Operating Groups
Partner with the Manager of Apprenticeship and Learning and Development team members on completion, tracking, and storage of required training documentation
Apply presentation methods, adult learning principles, and hands-on instructional techniques
Participate in electrical and substation subject matter reviews with internal stakeholders, NCCER, and other industry organizations
Build relationships with team members of diverse backgrounds and organizational levels

Requirements

What you’ll need

Advanced communication, presentation, and classroom and field training facilitation skills
Knowledge of adult learning theory, instructional methodology, and hands-on skill evaluation
Working knowledge of substation construction methods, drawings, equipment, systems, and safe work practices
Basic computer and software skills (Microsoft applications)
Bilingual English/Spanish fluency preferred
Ability to connect with and influence craft team members, project leaders, and other stakeholders
Active listening skills and effective communication, including an openness to diverse input and feedback
Ability to travel up to 75%
Journey-level or technician-level electrical knowledge, skills with substation construction, hands-on substation switching experience, commissioning support, or related high-voltage experience (at least five years)
Electrical Journeyman License (any state)
Successful completion of NCCER ICTP, or ability to complete after hire
Knowledge of OSHA requirements, FA/CPR and electrical safety practices applicable to substation construction
Experience with NCCER electrical curriculum, assessments, and performance profiles preferred
Classroom and hands-on technical training facilitation experience preferred
Current driver’s license
Must be currently legally authorized to work in the U.S. without sponsorship for employment visa status

Benefits

Comp & perks

Medical and prescription drug plans that includes no additional cost vision coverage
Dental plan
401k retirement plan with a generous Mortenson match
Paid time off, holidays, and other paid leaves
Employer paid Life, AD&D, and disability insurance
No-Cost mental health tool and concierge with extensive work-life resources
Tuition reimbursement
Adoption Assistance
Gym Membership Discount Program