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Training and Transfer of Technology Manager

Siemens (Thailand) (Bangkok, Bangkok City, Thailand)
Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand 🇹🇭
Siemens is a technology company focused on industry, infrastructure, transport, and healthcare. From more resource-efficient factories, resilient supply chains, and smarter buildings and grids, to cleaner and more comfortable transportation as well as advanced healthcare, the company creates technology with purpose adding real value for customers.

About this position

Siemens Mobility Thailand is seeking a Training and Transfer of Technology (TTT) Manager to lead the training organization for the M&E Sub-Contractor in Bangkok. This role involves overseeing the Technology Transfer Programme and Key Instructor Training, ensuring effective communication between various teams, and managing training deliverables.

Responsibilities

• Support and align with the Concessionaire’s approved Training Competence Management System, for M&E systems within the limits of the Sub-contractor’s scope of works.
• Develop the Training Course schedules (will be continuously aligned with the Concessionaire’s Operational Readiness Team, and also included in every monthly update of the Works Programme).
• Coordinate the delivery of all training deliverables such as timely production of quality Training Materials and delivery of the training in accordance to the schedule.
• Receive, review for improvement and distribute Training & other Training related documentation received from suppliers to The Concessionaire.
• Supervise management and supply of feedback and records to the Concessionaire (attendance lists, summary of assessments, assessments and course evaluations).
• Assist, identify and coordinate the inclusion of any gap training requirements.

Requirements

• Experience in Railway Operations – operator’s “hands on” experience much preferred to manufacturer/supplier, or consultant. Variety and diversity of roles actually performed inside an Operator’s organization will be valued.
• Ability to write or adapt training management procedures in English language (templates are available, but will need to be tailored to the exact Project).
• Ability to review and comment O&M Manuals, prepared by others, from the user’s perspective.