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Instructional Assistant, Wood Science (part-time) - Antigo Campus

Employer
Northcentral Technical College
Location
Wausau, WI
Salary
$20.20

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Institution Type
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Position Description

Position is accountable to the Associate Dean, School of Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing

Typical schedule will be Monday and Wednesday 8:00 – 2:00 and Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 – 1:30. While these hours are typical, they may be subject to change as workload and needs of our customers and work areas change. This part-time position is 19 hours per week and will work 42 weeks out of 52 per year.

Duties & Responsibilities

General Responsibilities:
1. Laboratory Support:

  • Recommend lab procedural and safety discussions topics to the instructors based on observed student practices in the lab.
  • Monitor attendance and use of the lab.
  • Assist the instructors with the setting up of major lab activities for students.
  • Issue lab procedure worksheets and assist instructors by ensuring students are not assigned to work stations or equipment they are not proficient to operate.
  • Coordinate the activities of work-study students as directed by the instructor.
  • Assist the program instructors with the procurement of materials and supplies (including pickup and delivery).
  • Report repair requirements on all lab equipment to instructors.
  • Maintain an inventory of instructional materials and equipment within the lab.
  • Maintain inventories of supplies, tools, and parts for the program and students.
  • Assist instructors in identifying equipment and minor tool needs.
  • Participate in in-service training and industrial workshops pertaining to the operation and applications of lab equipment.
  • Maintain proficiency in the Woods field as needed to support the Wood Science program.

    • 2. Student Support:
  • Assist students with their use of facilities and equipment.
  • Proctor tests, quizzes and performance assessments administered in the lab.
  • Assist with remediation of students.
  • Demonstrate proper equipment operation skills to students as needed, as directed by the instructors.
  • Prepare instructional materials for student lab projects.
  • Assist the instructors in monitoring students on operational safety.

    • 3. Other Duties:
  • Other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the instructor of similar scope to Laboratory and Student Support functions and requiring compatible skills.

    • This listing is not inclusive of all duties and responsibilities, which may be assigned, but are only listed as typical.Qualifications

    Minimum Qualifications:

  • Two (2) years’ (4,000 hours) experience and/or two (2) years’ post-secondary education appropriate to the position.
  • Thorough knowledge and understanding of woods terminology, tools, and equipment.
  • Good computer and office skills, and ability to utilize and assist with course specific software, and to maintain written and electronic inventory records and documents.
  • Experience working with others in a professional, respectful, and courteous manner, and the ability to work with individuals of various backgrounds, ages, and capabilities in an educational setting.
  • Valid Wisconsin drivers’ license.
    • Additional Preferred Qualifications:
  • OSHA lift-truck certification.
    • Physical Demands

    Working Activity:
    6 to 8 hours: Working indoors
    4 to 5 hours: Grasping, performing repetitive movements, reaching and standing
    1 to 3 hours: Balancing, bending, climbing, crawling, driving, kneeling, pulling, pushing, sitting, twisting and walking
    Less than 1 hour: Working at heights, working at temperature extremes and working outdoors

    Lifting and Carrying:
    Less than 10 pounds: 15 or more repetition (s) per hour
    10 to 20 pounds: 10-15 repetition (s) per hour
    20- 50 pounds: 1-10 repetition (s) per hour
    50-100 pounds: Less than 1 repetition per hour
    More than 100 pounds with help: Less than 1 repetition per hour

    Additional Physical Requirements:
    Vision: Adequate with aid to read instructions, labels, documents, computer screens, maintain drivers license and differentiate between colors.

    Hearing: Adequate with aid to understand oral requests, telephone conversation, and PA systems.

    Required Employee Program Safety Training:
    Bloodborne Pathogen, Chemical Hygiene, Emergency Action Plan, Emergency Eye Wash, Emergency Procedures, Ergonomics, (Office/Workplace), Flammable/Chemical Storage, Hazard Communication, Hazardous Waste, Hearing Conservation, Lockout Tagout, Overhead Crane Safety, Personal Protective Equipment, Slips, Trips & Falls, Vehicle Safety

    Optional Employee Program Safety Training:
    Electrical Safety, Fire Extinguishers

    Organization

    Working at Northcentral Technical College

    NTC is a customer-focused, accessible provider of innovative lifelong learning that builds a globally competitive workforce. The College’s 5,900 square mile, 10-county district includes six convenient campus locations in Wausau, Antigo, Medford, Phillips, Spencer, and Wittenberg, as well as a Public Safety Center of Excellence in Merrill, a Wood Technology Center of Excellence in Antigo, an Apprenticeship Center of Excellence in Wausau and an Agriculture Center of Excellence just north of the Wausau Campus in the Town of Maine. The Wausau Campus also features a Center for Health Sciences, Center for Business & Industry and an Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Center of Excellence. 

    2012 marks the centennial anniversary of Northcentral Technical College, recently named the 21st fastest growing community/technical college in the nation by Community College Week magazine. The College currently offers over 150 associate degree programs, technical diploma programs and short- term certificate options, with many credits transferring to Wisconsin’s four-year public and private colleges, creating a seamless path for lifelong learning. Through a variety of flexible course options (www.ntc.edu/flex), NTC is providing an additional opportunity for learners to receive a degree or certification through flexible learning opportunities including late starts, a new Virtual College and winterim courses. Additional services include programming in ELL, Adult Basic Education, and HSED/ GED, as well as a learning center and testing center.

    NTC is also closely connected to the local business community through the training and development of incumbent workers. The College’s Business & Industry Solutions team works with local businesses to offer customized training, technical assistance and professional development opportunities. NTC’s Continuing Education team provides educational offerings designed to help individuals gain needed education for career advancement or change, meet professional certification and licensing requirements and develop new skills to be successful in today’s competitive workforce.

    Company info
    Telephone
    715-675-3331
    Location
    1000 W Campus Dr
     Wausau
    WI
    54401
    US
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