Part-Time Instructor: Diesel Engine Mechanic

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Salary Range: $50 / Hour Work Location: On-Site Campus Location: Gateway Fort Wright Total Rewards Gateway Community & Technical College offers an attractive work environment that supports excellence, innovation, and creativity. Job Summary Seeking an experienced Diesel Engine Mechanic to deliver hands-on workforce training for incumbent workers and adult learners. This non-credit instruction is provided on-site at local manufacturing and industrial employer locations, or in campus-based labs as needed. This position is ideal for industry professionals with a strong background in diesel engine mechanics who enjoy mentoring and teaching adults. Job Duties: Teach foundational and intermediate topics in industrial diesel mechanics, including: Engine Diagnostics: Ability to troubleshoot and repair electronic fuel injection, turbochargers, and engine blocks. Aftertreatment Systems: Knowledge of diesel particulate filters (DPF), selective catalytic reduction (SCR), and exhaust gas recirculation (EGR). Electrical Troubleshooting: Skill in using multimeters to read wiring diagrams and fix complex onboard computer systems. Brakes and Suspension: Proficiency in servicing heavy-duty air brake systems, steering components, and fifth-wheel assemblies. Deliver content using hands-on demonstrations, simulation panels, and real-world troubleshooting scenarios. Reinforce safe work practices in all aspects of instruction. Prepare and maintain instructional materials and equipment. Communicate with Workforce Solutions team, employer partners, and learners about training logistics and expectations. Support learners with informal assessments, real-time feedback, and coaching. Minimum Qualifications: Minimum 5 years of recent hands-on experience in diesel engines, electrical trouble shooting, and aftertreatment systems. Strong working knowledge of fundamental diesel mechanics, vehicle safety, and engine safety standards. Ability to travel to employer sites within the NKY region.

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