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Agency Trainer (Equipment Operation) Duties

Salary: From $2,963 To $4,727 Denver International Airport has an opening for an Agency Trainer (Equipment Operation) in Field Maintenance. Duties include training employees in light and heavy equipment operation, preparation for Commercial Drivers License (CDL) as well as assessment, analysis, development, designing and implementing training/ orientation and snow removal. „« Develops, designs and implements new training and procedures and develops training aids „« Designs and implements trainee evaluations, tracking progress, includes performance and practical exams and adjusts teaching/training/coaching methods to accommodate trainees needs. „« Researches and compiles information in instructional area, accesses and prepares appropriate educaional/ training materials. ...
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