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Guidant Power

Infrared Thermography Trainer

Alpine, UT · Remote

Deliver high-quality Level I and II infrared thermography certification courses (primarily in-person, occasionally online) across the U.S. * Travel up to 75% to customer sites to lead 4-day ...

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Infrared Thermography Trainer

Guidant Power

Philadelphia, PA • Remote

Contractor

Medical, Retirement

Posted 15 days ago

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Job description

We’re hiring an experienced infrared thermographer to perform onsite level 1 and level 2 infrared thermography certification training courses. If you are a Level 2 certified thermographer, passion for training and a minimum of 3 years of demonstrated infrared inspection experience in commercial, industrial or utility environments – We want to talk to you!
Job Responsibilities
  • Deliver high-quality Level I and II infrared thermography certification courses (primarily in-person, occasionally online) across the U.S.
  • Travel up to 75% to customer sites to lead 4-day certification courses (typically Mon–Thu or Tue–Fri, every other week)
  • Prepare for each course by coordinating logistics, including travel, student materials, classroom setup, and equipment functionality
  • Present training in an engaging, professional manner using real-world examples tailored to the audience’s industry and experience level
  • Administer, grade, and report exams to confirm successful completion and certification
  • Provide ongoing support to students and ensure a positive, successful learning experience
  • Maintain excellent student satisfaction and consistently receive strong post-class reviews
  • Contribute to the development and enhancement of training materials, including webinars, articles, and other content during non-travel weeks
  • Build and maintain strong customer relationships, acting as an ambassador of Guidant’s training excellence
  • Collaborate with our sales teams to identify upsell opportunities and sharing customer feedback
  • Stay current on industry trends, infrared technology, and applications
  • Submit expense reports in a timely manner and support other departments as needed
Qualifications
  • Level 2 Infrared Thermography Certification (e.g., ASNT, Infraspection, ITC, or equivalent). Level 3 Master Thermographer is preferred
  • Minimum 3 years of hands-on infrared inspection experience in commercial, industrial, or utility environments.
  • Passion for training. Proven experience delivering technical training in a classroom and/or online setting is preferred
  • Strong knowledge of infrared camera operation, thermographic principles, and relevant safety practices.
  • Excellent public speaking and communication skills with the ability to engage a diverse audience.
  • Strong organizational skills for managing travel, training logistics, and documentation
  • Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite, virtual meeting platforms (e.g., Zoom, Teams), and basic AV equipment.
  • Reside within 1.5 hours of a major airport for efficient travel to customer sites
Additional Information
  • You must reside in the USA and pass any necessary background checks or customer site requirements
  • We are not currently providing employment visa sponsorship
  • This is a ~75% travel position
  • We are open to both full-time and contractor positions
Compensation Range: $60,000 to $80,000 based on experience
What we offer:
  • Compensation package commensurate with experience and skills
  • Competitive benefit package including health insurance, ancillary benefits, 401(k), etc.
  • Flexible working policy
We are seeking a teammate with the values, skills, and passion to build Guidant Power into the premier partner for electrical safety, reliability, and safety services. Even if you don’t check all the boxes above, but you bring a unique ability to help us fill this important role, we’d love to hear from you.
Company Overview
Monroe Infrared is a Guidant Power Company. Guidant Power is a Chicago-based
company specializing in electrical safety, reliability, and training services. Guidant offers
comprehensive solutions to help organizations comply with OSHA and NFPA 70E/70B
standards while minimizing operational risks. Their core services include nationwide arc
flash hazard analyses, infrared thermography inspections, and a range of hands-on
electrical safety, electrical skills and infrared training programs tailored for various
voltage levels and workforce roles. With over 4,000 arc flash evaluations completed,
25,000 infrared inspections and 5,000 professionals trained, Guidant is the preferred
partner for your electrical safety, reliability and training needs
 

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