Training And Development Manager Jobs in Kentucky

Dashiell, an operating unit of Quanta Services (trading as PWR), is a leading national provider of technical and construction services supporting critical electric infrastructure. We serve electric utilities, power generation, industrial, renewable, and energy markets with integrated capabilities spanning planning and system studies, engineering and design, maintenance and testing, program management, construction, and turnkey EPC delivery.

With more than 60 years of experience executing large, complex projects, Dashiell specializes in medium- and high-voltage electrical infrastructure and delivers safe, reliable solutions across the full project lifecycle. Backed by the scale, resources, and safety culture of Quanta Services, Dashiell partners with clients to build and maintain the infrastructure that powers communities and economies. Learn more at www.dashiell.com.

The Senior Consultant – Training & Development is responsible for leading the design, delivery, and continuous improvement of technical training programs for Dashiell’s electrical engineering discipline, ensuring engineers at all levels have the standards knowledge, design skills, and professional development support needed to deliver high-quality substation engineering work.

This role focuses exclusively on training strategy, curriculum development, and engineer mentorship within the electrical engineering discipline. The position will ideally be based in our Houston, TX office located at 12301 Kurland Drive, Suite 400, Houston, TX 77034, with regular travel to other Dashiell offices and project sites; candidates based near other Dashiell hub offices may also be considered. This role will report to Dashiell’s VP of Engineering.

• Design, develop, and continuously improve technical training curricula for the electrical engineering discipline, including onboarding programs, skills‑progression tracks, and refresher training aligned to Dashiell’s design standards and quality processes.

• Facilitate recurring training sessions, workshops, and lunch‑and‑learns covering substation design practices and applicable codes and standards, including NEC, NESC, IEEE, and ANSI.

• Partner with the VP and Director of Engineering to identify skills gaps and training needs across offices, and translate quality trends, QAQC findings, and audit results into targeted training content and corrective‑action learning modules.

• Conduct new‑hire onboarding and technical orientation for engineers joining the electrical engineering discipline, ensuring consistent ramp‑up on Dashiell tools, standards, and design practices.

• Track training completion, competency assessments, and individual development plans for engineering staff, and report on program effectiveness to engineering leadership.

• Mentor engineers and supervising engineers across all offices to support their continued professional growth, technical development, and advancement along Dashiell’s engineering career ladder.

• Develop and maintain SharePoint‑based course content and learning materials to expand Dashiell University (Dashiell U) curriculum for the electrical engineering discipline.

• Coordinate with the Vice President and Director of Engineering to standardize training materials, drawing practices, and design procedures across all offices and groups to reduce errors and improve overall efficiency.

• Serve as a subject matter expert (SME) on substation design standards, providing technical guidance during training sessions, customer calls, and internal engineering discussions as needed.

• Monitor changes to applicable codes and standards and update training curricula and course content accordingly to keep engineering staff current.

• Assist the engineering team with design or QAQC review activities as requested, providing hands‑on technical support during periods of reduced training workload.

• Perform special projects and complete other duties as assigned or requested.

• By developing and delivering structured training programs, you will strengthen the technical capabilities of Dashiell’s electrical engineering staff and support consistent, high‑quality design outcomes.

• By mentoring engineers and guiding their professional development, you will build a stronger pipeline of qualified talent and support long‑term succession planning within the engineering department.

• By translating quality trends and lessons learned into targeted training content, you will help the department proactively prevent design errors and reduce costly rework.

• By expanding Dashiell University (Dashiell U) course content, you will create a scalable, self‑service learning resource that benefits engineers across all offices.

• By standardizing training materials and design practices across offices, you will improve consistency and efficiency throughout the engineering department and reinforce Dashiell’s reputation for technical excellence.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering, or other relevant field from an accredited program.

• Minimum 10 years of hands‑on experience in electrical substation engineering and design.

• Licensed Professional Engineer (PE) is highly preferred; if registered in a state other than the state of practice, licensure must be obtained within one year of hire.

• Extensive knowledge of substation design, including equipment sizing, protection and control, grounding, one‑line development, and construction drawing packages.

• Strong knowledge of applicable engineering standards including NEC, NESC, IEEE, and ANSI as they apply to substation design.

• Demonstrated experience developing, delivering, or leading technical training programs, curricula, or mentorship initiatives for engineering staff.

• Strong presentation, facilitation, and instructional communication skills, with the ability to translate technical concepts into clear, effective training content.

• Experience coordinating or standardizing engineering practices across multiple offices, groups, or project teams.

• Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to work independently and interface professionally with engineering teams, management, and customers.

• Proficiency in common word processing, spreadsheet, and email software; familiarity with SharePoint or similar platforms preferred.

• Experience in a formal QAQC, quality management, or technical review role within an engineering or EPC environment.

• Familiarity with instructional design principles, learning management systems, or SharePoint course development.

• Experience supporting customer‑facing technical discussions or engineering audits.

• Prior experience serving as Engineer of Record across multiple project types.

• Ability to sit for extended periods during computer‑based work.

• Ability to stand and walk intermittently throughout the workday.

• Occasional lifting of up to 25 pounds.

• Occasional travel to Dashiell office locations or project sites as required.

• Primarily climate‑controlled office environment at the Houston, TX headquarters.

• Occasional exposure to office or field environments during site visits.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions as defined by Company policy.

Dashiell is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, religion, color, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status under applicable law.

Dashiell offers a competitive compensation and benefits package. Benefits include company‑paid life insurance, accidental death and dismemberment insurance, long‑term disability insurance, and an employee assistance program. Additional benefit offerings include medical coverage through a traditional PPO or one of two high‑deductible health plans (with FSA or HSA options), dental and vision coverage, supplemental life insurance, short‑term disability, critical illness insurance, group accident insurance, hospital indemnity insurance, and a 401(k) plan with immediate vesting, among others.

Candidates must be at least 18 years of age and legally authorized to work in the United States on a permanent basis without current or future visa sponsorship.