Major Correctives Training Specialist- WIND

Job Description Summary
The Major Correctives Training Specialist is responsible for developing, coordinating, and continuously improving training content and learning solutions for North America teams supporting Major Correctives operations, including Blade Repair and Major Component Upgrade work scopes. This role ensures training materials reflect field execution needs, technical requirements, safety expectations, and evolving platform and technology demands.
The Major Correctives Training Specialist will work closely with field teams, frontline leaders, the Major Correctives Technical Specialist, the Major Correctives Safety Leader, and other key stakeholders to identify training needs and develop practical, field-relevant training materials. Once training content is developed, this role will partner with the Training and Learning team to plan implementation, support rollout, and ensure effective delivery to the field.
This role also owns the ongoing update and enhancement of training materials through a continuous improvement mindset, incorporating field feedback, lessons learned, new technologies, procedural changes, and platform growth requirements. The ideal candidate will combine training program development capability, cross-functional coordination skills, and knowledge of wind field operations or industrial technical training environments.
Training Content Development
• Develop training materials and learning content to support Major Correctives operations, including Blade Repair and Major Component Upgrade activities
• Partner with field teams, frontline leaders, the Major Correctives Technical Specialist, and the Major Correctives Safety Leader to gather field input and ensure content reflects real execution requirements
• Translate field practices, technical processes, safety expectations, lessons learned, and operational needs into clear, structured training materials
• Support creation of training content including instructor guides, participant materials, task-based learning modules, practical exercises, job aids, assessments, and reference tools
• Ensure materials align with approved procedures, technical standards, quality requirements, and EHS expectations
• Develop content that supports both current work scopes and the scaling of new technologies, methods, and turbine platforms