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Ops Training Specialist II - Fixed Term (1 year)

Thermo Fisher Scientific
Paisley
3 months ago
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Work Schedule

Standard (MonFri)

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Job Description

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. (NYSE: TMO) is the world leader in serving science with annual revenue over $40 billion. Our Mission is to enable our customers to make the world healthier cleaner and safer. From accelerating life sciences research to solving complex analytical challenges improving patient health through diagnostics or developing and manufacturing lifechanging therapies were here to support our customers. Our team delivers an unrivaled combination of innovative technologies purchasing convenience and pharmaceutical services through our industryleading brands including Thermo Scientific Applied Biosystems Invitrogen Fisher Scientific Unity Lab Services Patheon and PPD.

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Job Title: Ops Training Specialist II

Location:Paisley

Employment Type:Fulltime


As Training Specialist you will implement the regional and local learning strategy ensuring that our people possess all the necessary capabilities and skills to meet current and future business performance ambitions. This is a critical role for ensuring the smooth running of our Paisley site as well as for promoting a sustained positive learning culture.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Work in partnership with local people managers the site leadership team and with the regional Learning & Development team todefine and implement the GBS Paisley Learning and Development planthat meets shortterm priorities whilst focusing on long term business objectives.
  • Proactivelylead all aspects of learninginitiatives (Analysis Design Develop Implement Evaluate Administrate)including new hire Onboarding Professional and Process training leadership competencies and culture development initiatives. Build and maintain effective work relationships with internal and external partners.
  • Be point of contact for training completion and administration issues
  • Organize facilitate team buildings or team development sessions
  • Build lead train and support the local internal trainer networkact as the point of contact for them
  • Develop and maintaintraining calendar and training catalogue
  • Administrate and track training completion and attendance
  • Create training reports
  • Ensureaudit readinesson the Learning and Development area
  • Support HR when L&D is in scope for audit
  • Measurethe effectivenessof training events andlearning initiativesincluding clear metrics that drives continuous improvement
  • Work with the global and regional Learning & Development Manager to develop implement and apply local and regional Learning and Developmentpolicies and procedures.
  • Acts as the local ambassador forcorporate learning and development programmes

Skills:

  • Ability to work in a fastpaced complex and rapidly growing/changing work environment
  • Excellent communicator
  • Selfmotivated with a bias for action and a keen sense of urgency
  • Must possess adequate computer skills in Microsoft 365 Office applications
  • Demonstrable ability to work with and influence business leaders to define and implement L&D plans that support long term business objectives.
  • Passion about training desire and ability to instruct and help others
  • Strong project and partner management skills
  • Strong written verbal communication skills and presentation skills
  • Peopleoriented attitude
  • Ability to handle multiple tasks and solve complex problems
  • Display attention to detail and accuracy
  • Good organizational skills and the ability to prioritize and / or delegate effectively
  • Demonstrate judgment tact and diplomacy in dealing with internal and external customers

Experience:

  • 2 years trainer experience preferably in shared service environment
  • Demonstrable Learning and Development experience gained within a complex shared services environment
  • Strong experience in adult learning and development
  • Evidence of working within a matrix managed environment with proven ability to influence and drive change
  • Experience in an operational business environment; demonstrable customerfocused approach
  • Proven experience in implementing programs and processes that yield positive results
  • Exposure to process improvement efforts (e.g. Kaizen PPI six sigma practical process improvement)
  • Experience with a Learning Management System is a plus

Education:

  • Bachelors degree required; masters degree in a relevant field (e.g. MBA organizational psychology adult learning etc.) is a plus

Thermo Fisher Scientific is an EEO/Affirmative Action Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race color religion sex sexual orientation gender identity national origin protected veteran status disability or any other legally protected status.


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