WHO WE ARE
Founded in 1969, Summit Point Training Facility provides specialized training solutions for government, military, law enforcement, security, emergency response, and other professional clients. Our 786-acre facility in Summit Point, WV serves as the primary location for our training operations, offering purpose-built environments for practical, scenario-based instruction across a range of specialized disciplines.
In addition to training conducted at Summit Point, our instructors may support training at client and contract locations throughout the United States and internationally. We take pride in providing experienced subject matter experts and training solutions tailored to each client's objectives and operational needs.
WHAT YOU'LL DO
Serve as an Instructor for specialized training courses in one or more areas of expertise, which may include advanced vehicle operations, vehicle dynamics, firearms, motorcade operations, counter-IED, surveillance detection, security, emergency response, and other related disciplines.
The ideal candidate will be responsible for:
Depending on area of expertise and course assignment, responsibilities may also include instruction or practical exercises involving advanced vehicle operations, vehicle dynamics, armored vehicles, motorcade operations, firearms and less-lethal systems, surveillance detection, counter-IED, security operations, emergency response, vehicle recovery, or other specialized disciplines.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
WORK CONDITIONS
This position is very active and requires climbing, balancing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, reaching, standing, walking, pushing, pulling, lifting, use of hands, grasping, feeling, talking, hearing, and repetitive motions throughout the workday. The employee must have close visual acuity and the ability to occasionally lift and move items over 50 pounds.
Assignments may be performed in both indoor and outdoor environments under a variety of weather conditions. Certain driving exercises may include controlled vehicle-to-vehicle contact scenarios at speeds of up to 25 mph.
This role may involve the presence and controlled use of training weapons, including firearms and less-lethal devices, as part of authorized training exercises. All weapons-related activities are conducted in accordance with established safety protocols, training standards, and applicable laws. Instructors participating in weapons-related training are required to model, enforce, and adhere to strict weapons safety procedures at all times.
Ability to work with exposure to dust or dirt, noise, vibration, and other hazards is routine and may require the use of appropriate personal protective equipment. The worker is frequently in close quarters and may be required to function in narrow aisles or passageways.
WHY JOIN US
SELECTION PROCESS
Applicants whose experience aligns with our current training needs may be contacted by a member of our Training team for an initial discussion. Selected candidates may then be invited to Summit Point to participate in practical skills assessments and/or qualification testing relevant to the discipline(s) they may be assigned to instruct.
Successful completion of these assessments does not constitute an offer of employment. Candidates selected to move forward will then complete Summit Point's standard HR hiring and pre-employment process.
Note: This is an ongoing job listing used to identify qualified instructors for current and future training needs. Applications are accepted on a continuous basis, and hiring and assignment decisions are based on individual qualifications, areas of expertise, geographic availability, client requirements, active contracts, and organizational needs. Qualified applicants may be contacted as opportunities matching their background become available.
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