Work at Height Trainer

Trainer – Work at Height Equipment Full Time | Competitive Salary Ready to take your training career to new heights? We’re recruiting for a confident and motivated Trainer to join a growing organisation operating within safety-critical industries including utilities, rail and arboriculture. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone passionate about safety, coaching and developing others — particularly within work at height environments. The Opportunity You’ll be delivering engaging, high-quality training sessions while supporting the development of course materials and maintaining exceptional compliance standards. You must be comfortable leading sessions independently, managing delegates professionally and ensuring all training documentation is completed accurately and on time. What You’ll Be Doing * Delivering structured training programmes to a high professional standard * Supporting the development of presentations, course materials and handouts * Working alongside senior trainers to enhance course delivery * Gathering feedback and continuously improving training effectiveness * Managing course administration and maintaining accurate records * Responding to customer enquiries and supporting programme scheduling What We’re Looking For * Qualification in Education & Training (or equivalent) * Proven experience delivering training sessions independently * Strong presentation and communication skills * Highly reliable, organised and proactive * Confident with Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel) * Experience working at height (wood pole or steel structures preferred) * Flexible approach to early starts and occasional overnight stays * Full UK driving licence Why Apply? * Clear development pathway in a specialist safety sector * Mentoring from experienced professionals * Recognised trainer certification * Supportive team environment * Competitive salary, negotiable based on experience If you’re confident in front of a room, passionate about safety and ready to build a long-term career in training — we want to hear from you