Trainer & Assessor – Construction Business Management

Blue Dog Training is seeking an experienced and motivated Trainer & Assessor to deliver the QBCC Approved Managerial Course. This is a fantastic chance to step off the tools while remaining closely connected to the construction industry, working alongside a highly experienced team of trainers who are all passionate tradespeople.

You’ll be joining an established and supportive RTO where your industry experience will play a key role in developing the next generation of Queensland builders and construction professionals.

In this role, you will deliver engaging online training and provide end-to-end assessment support across the 11 key competency areas of the QBCC Managerial Course. The position combines supporting training delivery, mentoring, assessment marking, and regulatory guidance to ensure students successfully meet licensing requirements and gain the confidence to operate within the Queensland construction industry.

Key Responsibilities:





Training DeliveryIndependently manage a cohort of students, including onboarding, regular check-ins, and ongoing supportRespond to student enquiries via phone and email in a timely, skilled mannerTranslate complex regulatory and business concepts into practical, trade-relevant learningSupport and deliver training activities, with future scope for live, real-time sessionsAssessment SupportGuide students through assignments and course requirementsAssess written, video, and scenario-based submissionsProvide transparent, constructive feedback to support learner progress and completionParticipate in verbal and scenario-based assessment activities, including negotiation exercisesSubject Matter ExpertiseProvide guidance on QBCC licensing, contracts, and Queensland construction legislationSupport understanding of compliance, workplace health and safety, and regulatory standardsStudent Support & ComplianceAct as the primary

📌 Trainer & Assessor – Construction Business Management Brisbane City (Australia)
🏢 Top Office
📍 Australia