Customer Training Co ordinator

The Customer Training Coordinator is responsible for:

• Coordinate the processes for Power Quality Solutions Customer Trainings. In this role, the training coordinator will be responsible to organize the demands related to customer trainings, both during tender stage and during project execution.

• During the tender stage, the Customer Training Coordinator is responsible to define the training program and calculate the costs to execute it. The training program must be based on the customer requirements and specifications.

• During the execution, the Training Coordinator is responsible to make sure that all the deadlines are accomplished, and the trainings are planned well in advance, including material preparation, updates, logistics and resources.

• The Customer Training Coordinator is responsible to make sure that the necessary alignment is done with the different departments, being responsible to organize and coordinate meetings and processes.

• This role is part of the Engineering team and will interact cross functionally in the organization. The Customer Training Coordinator will be working closely with different departments and units across the globe since many of the trainings are prepared on demand for them.

• Update Training documentation, develop and standardize the training material and make it accessible to the organization.

We are a global leader in power technologies and energy systems. Customers across the utilities, transportation, IT such as data centers, industry and Smart Life sectors trust our world-class teams of experts to deliver pioneering and digital solutions across the power value chain. Our solutions help meet the growing demand for electricity – affordably, reliably, sustainably and in a modern way.

We help plan, build, operate, optimize and maintain their power infrastructure, whilst increasing overall flexibility and resilience. Our pioneering technologies and services enable safe and efficient integration, transmission and distribution of bulk and distributed energy generated from conventional and renewable sources.