Teaches assigned day, evening, and/or online courses related to the Electrical Systems Technology program. Reports to the AMA Division Chair. Responsibilities include providing regular instructor, course development, and assessment for the installation and maintenance of electrical systems found in residential, commercial and industrial facilities. Coursework includes topics such as AC/DC theory, basic wiring practices, programmable logic controllers, industrial motor controls, applications of the National Electric Code and other industry specific topics.

Job duties include organizing a group of semester courses following state and institutional guidelines, creating course materials (tests, handouts, lectures, slides, assignments, rubrics, models, activities, group work), determining a fair grading system, setting up materials in Moodle (gradebook, tests, lectures), setting up policies compliant with departmental and school regulations, holding student conferences as needed, and creating lesson plans.

Teaching responsibilities require a variety of pedagogical methods including didactic instruction, demonstration, observation and evaluation of laboratory performance, etc.  Responsibilities also include record keeping, monitoring and ensuring compliance with state regulations. Responsibilities also include inventory control and management.

The instructor will keep attendance using College provided Attendance Sheets, complete FTE and progress reports as required, correspond with students and supervisors through email in a timely manner, submit grade and attendance reports as required, work with students registered with Disabilities Services, and be accessible to supervisors by email and phone.

The instructor will complete all compulsory training in regard to FERPA, Title IX, and Campus Safety as well as attend on campus professional development and participate in campus committees as assigned.

Instructor should be able to deal with student issues professionally and report unresolved issues or classroom incidents to their supervisors. Instructors must adhere to all division and campus policies and procedures.