BCMEA Training Manager Role (British Columbia)

BCMEA Training Manager Role (British Columbia)

15 Aug
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BC Maritime Employers Association
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British Columbia

15 Aug

BC Maritime Employers Association

British Columbia

Drive workforce training excellence as the Manager at BC Maritime Employers Association. Oversee trades training programs, apprenticeship recruitment, and compliance standards across the industry.

In this managerial role, you will be responsible for the leadership and integration of training programs within BCMEA. Your duties will include the development of curriculum, execution of workforce development strategies, and communication with ILWU locals and industry partners, ensuring safety and compliance metrics are achieved.

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage and coordinate key training events and logistics
• Develop innovative solutions to enhance training delivery
• Oversee the training budget and monitor expenditures
• Lead workforce development efforts and trade fairs




• Ensure curriculum meets industry standards and regulations

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Education, HR, or Business Administration
• Minimum of 5 years of supervisory or management experience
• Solid aptitude in adult education and effective presentation skills
• Ability to manage multiple projects efficiently
• Excellent interpersonal and conflict resolution abilities

Shape the future of training in the maritime sector with BCMEA by leveraging your leadership and educational expertise.
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📌 BCMEA Training Manager Role (British Columbia)
🏢 BC Maritime Employers Association
📍 British Columbia

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