Advance Your Career as an Electrical / Instrumentation Instructor with Michael Stevens Consulting

Are you an industry veteran with a passion for knowledge transfer? Do you enjoy shaping the next generation of engineers while staying at the forefront of technical innovation? Michael Stevens Consulting, an international leader in Human Resource Development and Management Consulting, is currently seeking a highly experienced, dynamic, and passionate Electrical / Instrumentation Instructor to join their growing pool of subject-matter experts.

About the Role

As a key member of our training faculty, you will be responsible for designing and delivering high-impact, hands-on training programs. You will bridge the gap between complex engineering theory and real-world field application, ensuring that professionals across various sectors gain the practical skills necessary for success in today’s demanding industrial landscape.

Key Responsibilities

Curriculum Design: Develop comprehensive training curricula covering electrical systems, control and instrumentation, power distribution, PLC basics, and essential safety practices.
Facilitation: Deliver engaging classroom and practical workshop sessions tailored to corporate and individual clients.
Material Development: Create high-quality training manuals, case studies, and assessment tools.
Performance Evaluation: Conduct competency assessments to ensure trainees reach established milestones.
Industry Compliance: Stay current with global standards like IEC, IEEE, and NEC, ensuring all training adheres to rigorous HSE standards.
Mentorship: Provide technical guidance to junior engineers and support the continuous improvement of training modules.

Requirements

B.Eng., B.Sc., or HND in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or a related field (an M.Sc. is considered an advantage).
A minimum of 8 years of hands-on experience in electrical and instrumentation engineering, ideally within the oil and gas, power, or manufacturing sectors.
Prior experience in training, facilitation, or mentorship is highly desirable.
Deep expertise in electrical control systems, instrumentation calibration, panel wiring, and troubleshooting.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to translate complex concepts into clear instructions.
Professional certifications such as COREN or IET are preferred.