Welding Lab Instructional Coordinator

Fuel the future of skilled trades by guiding the next generation of welders in a hands-on learning environment. The Welding Lab Instructional Coordinator plays a key role in supporting student success by reinforcing welding techniques, safety protocols, and industry best practices. From assisting students with essential welding processes like OFC/W, SMAW, GMAW, and FCAW to maintaining lab equipment and coordinating instructional materials, this role ensures an engaging and productive space for learning.

Collaboration is key, as this position works closely with faculty to prepare students for real-world applications, optimize lab usage, and maintain lab equipment. Responsibilities can include tutoring students individually or in small groups, managing lab supplies, and ensuring student safety. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to interpret technical documents are essential.

With at least 50% of the role dedicated to instruction, this is an exciting opportunity for someone passionate about welding education and eager to make a difference. Whether demonstrating best practices, maintaining lab safety, or helping students develop their skills, this position is vital to the program’s success. Join a team dedicated to shaping the next generation of welders in a supportive and hands-on learning environment.

Enjoy excellent benefits, including retirement  
15 vacation days per year
12 sick days per year
14 paid holidays
Tuition assistance

Job Description linked below; (some job boards may not include active links so please click Apply Now on the NIC website or go to www.nic.edu/jobs to see full details); 

 Welding Lab Instructional Coordinator.docx

Minimum Qualifications
High school diploma or general education degree (GED), and five years full-time equivalent welding and/or fabrication experience, or an equivalent combination of welding, education, and teaching experience. Journeyman certification (4 years) or Applied Associate’s Degree in welding (2 years) may count toward the required experience.

Required License and/or Certifications:
• A valid driver’s license is required
• Forklift certification (to be obtained within one month of hire)
• American Welding Society (AWS) Certified in the 3G & 4G positions using the SMAW/FCAW welding processes, or ability to obtain certification within six months of hire

Starting pay range: $43,250 - $51,900
Pay Grade: P4 To see full Professional Pay Grade Salary Structures click here  

Work Site Location: Parker Technical Education

Employment is contingent upon successful completion of background check and proof of degree if required for this position. 

Application materials include:  resume, cover letter

Applications ONLY accepted through the North Idaho College Website!