
Posting number: 08681
Department: ISTC-205020-Advanced Manufacturing
Job classification: Advanced Manufacturing Instructor - Limestone Correctional Facility
Posting type: Open
Categories: Education
The Advanced Manufacturing Technology Career/Technical Instructor is a full-time position that teaches students the advanced manufacturing technology trade while performing all duties under the direct supervision of the Associate Dean of Instruction and the Dean of Instruction. Prepares practical and technical instruction, including demonstrations of skills required in the trade; instructs students in subject areas such as mathematics, communication skills, work habits, the use and maintenance of tools and equipment, codes or regulations related to the trade, and safety precautions. Listed below are the primary responsibilities for this position; however, the Dean of Instruction or his/her designee may assign other professional duties to meet the College's needs.
** This position will teach basic engineering principles and technical skills to the identification and resolution of production problems in the manufacturing of products. Includes instruction in machine operations, production line operations, engineering analysis, instrumentation, physical controls, automation, manufacturing planning, quality control, and informational infrastructure.**
General Information: J.F. Ingram State Technical College is a postsecondary correctional education institution. Our mission is to provide quality educational services to individuals incarcerated in central Alabama’s correctional facilities. The student population served is diverse in age, race, educational, economic, and cultural background.
CTE / Adult Education SitesAlabama Therapeutic Educational Facility
Limestone Correctional FacilityBibb Correctional Facility
Main CampusDonaldson Correctional Facility
St. Clair Correctional FacilityDraper Instructional Service Site
Thomasville Day Reporting CenterEasterling Correctional Facility
Tutwiler Instructional Service CenterFountain Correctional Facility
Ventress Correctional Facility
Additional Adult Education SitesBirmingham Work Release Center
Loxley Work Release CenterBullock County Correctional Facility
Montgomery Women's FacilityElmore Correctional Facility
North Alabama Work Release CenterKilby Correctional Facility
Red Eagle Work Release CenterLee County Sheriff’s Department
Pardons and Paroles CentersBirmingham Day Reporting Center
Baldwin Day Reporting Center LiteHuntsville Day Reporting Center
Fort Payne Day Reporting Center LiteMontgomery Day Reporting Center
Jasper Day Reporting Center LiteMobile Day Reporting Center
Opelika Day Reporting Center LitePerry County Reenty Education Program
Sand Mountain Day Reporting Center Lite
By agreeing to employment in this position, the applicant/employee acknowledges and agrees that neither tenure nor non-probationary status may be attained in this position – even if the applicant/employee had previously attained non-probationary status in another position - because it is temporary, part-time, substitute, summer school, occasional, seasonal, supplemental, irregular, or like forms of employment, or in positions that are created to serve experimental, pilot, temporary, or like special programs, projects, or purposes, the funding and duration of which are finite as provided in Alabama Code 16-24C-4(3)(b).
Salary Range: Salary will be determined by placement on the appropriate Alabama Community College System-approved salary schedule. D2 $41,290 - $83,912 for a nine-month contract; summer employment may be available, dependent on enrollment. D2 $16,023 - $32,609 for a three-month contract.
Work Hours: Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with a 30-minute lunch break.
APPLICATIONS MUST BE FILED ONLINE AT: https://istc.edu/employment/
If you have problems completing your application, contact the Human Resources Coordinator at andrea.richardson@istc.edu.
Applicants must meet the minimum qualifications indicated on this vacancy notice and submit a completed online application packet through the online application system by the deadline date to be considered for this position. The applicant’s sole responsibility is to ensure his or her application packet is complete. Incomplete application packets will eliminate the possibility of an interview.
A complete application consists of the following:
Application materials, including transcripts, must prove that the applicant meets all minimum qualifications. Unofficial transcripts are acceptable for application; however, the College may request official transcripts before extending an employment agreement to the successful candidate. Degrees must be posted on transcripts.
The College will not incur the cost of applicants' interview expenses. Applicants desiring reasonable accommodations for the interview are encouraged to request such accommodations when contacted for an interview appointment.
The College reserves the right to fill the position within one year of the stated, anticipated starting date or not to fill the position due to budgetary or operational considerations. Further, the College reserves the right to fill more than one position in the same job classification should another vacancy occur during the search process.
In accordance with Alabama Community College System policy and guidelines, the applicant selected for employment will be required to sign a consent form for a criminal background check. Employment will be contingent upon receiving a clearance notification from the criminal background check. If a conviction for a felony or any crime involving moral turpitude is found, the procedures established for the Board of Trustees policy concerning criminal background checks will be followed.
Ingram State Technical College (ISTC) actively participates in the Employment Eligibility Verification Program (E-Verify), which electronically confirms an employee's eligibility to work in the United States as the Department of Homeland Security requires. Applicants hired by ISTC will be subject to the E-Verify process pursuant to Act. No. 2011-535.

Alabama’s community and technical colleges were merged into one system May 3, 1963, when legislators laid the groundwork for a unified system of institutions to focus on accessible training in “arts and sciences and in useful skills and trades” for current and future labor needs. Sixty years have passed, but that important cause remains the singular purpose of the Alabama Community College System (ACCS). With 24 community and technical colleges in more than 130 locations and an economic impact of $6.6 billion, the ACCS is Alabama's gateway to first-class, affordable education and technical training to compete in a constantly evolving workforce. More than 155,000 Alabamians benefit from the various certification, credential, dual enrollment and degree programs the ACCS offers alongside leading industry partners. The System includes the Alabama Training Network, which provides extensive training and service offerings directly to business and industry, and the ACCS Innovation Center, which provides rapid skills training through its Skills for Success program. The ACCS is governed by the Alabama Community College System Board of Trustees.