AddressHutchies is seeking an experienced Diploma in Building & ConstructionTrainer & Assessor to join our hard-working team based in our Toowong office on a full-time permanent basis.
As the Trainer & Assessor, you will collaborate with the workforce training team to facilitate, teach, and assess topics related to diploma and advanced Diploma in Building construction.
Our enterprise based registered training organisation (RTO) specialises in providing real-world, hands-on training for people starting or developing a career in the construction industry. Hutchies Training students learn on live job sites, working with the latest construction techniques, equipment, and policies.
Responsibilities
As the Trainer & Assessor your responsibilities will include:
- Design and implement assessment services that are both engaging and relevant, combining theory and practical activities.
- Ensure that the content and delivery of accredited courses comply with ASQA/ RTO Standards and other relevant regulations.
- Create a session plan for all units of competency training.
- Design class activities and online quizzes for the Learning Management System (LMS).
- Deliver the curriculum efficiently and effectively and assess it according to the session plan.
- Participate in activities to validate assessments.
- Monitor student academic progress closely and make recommendations to relevant stakeholders.
- Ensure timely reporting, submission, and verification of assessments.
- Facilitate effective communication between staff and students.
- Maintain the serviceability, cleanliness, tidiness, and safety of equipment, training venues, and training aids.
- Perform other general duties as needed.
- Travel may be necessary for off-site training delivery.
Agency submissions won't be considered for this position.
Requirements
To be successful in this role, you should have:
- Minimum of Diploma in Building and Construction and Certificate IV in Training & Assessment TAE40116 or TAE40122.
- Demonstrated experience in a similar role in the construction industry.
- Strong knowledge of construction specific legislation and Codes of Practice
- Professional written and verbal communication skills
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Ability to work in a team environment and have initiative when working independently.
- Strong relationship building with all relevant stakeholders.
- A down to earth, fun, friendly and professional approach to your work
The Hutchies difference.
Hutchies has been building the structures in which Australians live, work, study, shop and play since 1912. From our early beginnings, we have grown into a dynamic and diverse construction company, delivering sophisticated projects across a comprehensive portfolio.
We're not like other builders. Relationships are everything to us – whether it's with our people, our clients, or the local communities in which we live and work.
Exclusive benefits
As a Hutchies company member, you're not just part of a great work environment; you also be supported with training and continuous development along with access to exclusive perks. These include discounted personal travel and flights, savings on health insurance, and big discounts from top Australian retailers. Plus, we've got a calendar full of gatherings for social events, meetings, and conferences. And if you or your immediate family ever need support, our industry leading Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) are there to help.
A fair go for all
Hutchies is all about equal opportunities and embracing diversity. Our commitment to an inclusive, people focused culture isn't just talk — it's who we are. Through initiatives like Statim Yaga and partnerships like NAWIC and UNIQ You, we're putting our values into action. So, whether you're part of our award winning Indigenous programs or advancing women in construction, you're part of a family that values long term relationships and community. We're not just building structures; we're building a workplace where everyone gets a fair go.
Learn more / hutchies.com.au/careers
