Fuse Energy
Training Centre Manager

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Overview
Fuse Energy is a forward-thinking renewable energy company on a mission to deliver a terawatt of clean energy globally. We are creating a fully integrated energy system: from developing utility-scale solar and wind projects to real-time power trading and distributed energy installations. By selling directly to consumers, we lower costs and pass the savings on to our customers.
We're building a new Training Centre in Birmingham to bring engineer training and assessment in-house. We're looking for a Centre Manager to lead it; running the centre day to day, owning its quality and accreditation, and building Birmingham into a fully accredited training operation. This is a leadership and quality-assurance role rather than a hands-on training role: you'll manage the trainers, and you'll be the person who makes sure the centre meets its standards.
Responsibilities
- Run the day-to-day operation of the training centre - facilities, scheduling, budget, and team.
- Lead and line-manage the training team.
- Own the centre's quality-management system and lead internal quality assurance - independently sampling and verifying trainers' assessment decisions.
- Own the centre's accreditation: act as the named point of contact for the awarding bodies, and take the centre through approval and ongoing audits.
- Build and maintain the centre's compliance framework - health & safety, safeguarding, data protection, equality & diversity, malpractice and appeals.
- Lead health & safety across a site with live gas and electrical practical work.
- Drive continuous improvement across the centre's training and quality operations.
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Requirements
- Level 4 Internal Quality Assurance qualification (IQA/V1, or equivalent), so you can verify assessment decisions across the centre.
- Level 3 Award in Education and Training (AET).
- A recognised assessing qualification (TAQA, CAVA, or equivalent).
- Experience managing a training centre, workshop, or similar technical/vocational operation, including managing people and owning a budget.
- Hands-on technical background in at least one of our training areas - smart metering (gas and electric), electrical, EV installation, heat pumps, solar, BESS.
- Experience owning compliance and quality standards for a training or technical operation - ideally as a point of contact for an awarding body or accreditation scheme.
- Health & safety leadership experience across technical or practical work.


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Nice-to-haves
- IOSH/NEBOSH or equivalent health & safety management qualification.
- Experience working as an electrician / JIB Gold Card.
- Experience taking a training centre through awarding-body approval.
Benefits
- Competitive base salary with performance-related bonuses.
- Opportunity to gain meaningful equity options in a fast-growing energy company.
- Full-time, stable employment in a rapidly growing sector.
- Opportunities for professional development and additional advanced certifications.
- The chance to work alongside a world-class team building the future of the global energy grid.
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