Jobs As a Chemical Defense Instructor

Government chemical defense instructor positions may be available on a full-time basis or as a temporary, contract position. The United States Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (USACBRN) Chemical Defense Training Facility (CDTF) in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, categorizes this type of position as a communications job.

Education

• Chemical defense instructors must have a high school diploma or equivalent education. In addition, this position requires basic knowledge of Microsoft Office or other computer skills.

Experience

• Based on JobClimber.com, a chemical defense instructor position requires a potential candidate to be former U.S. Army E7 to E9 personnel, have experience with live agents as well as business recovery plans (BRPs), and possess a CBRN Defense Occupational Specialty. Also, at least four to six years of relevant experience is required, including two years of instructor or training facilitator experience.

Responsibilities

• Chemical defense instructors are trained by the government to acquire knowledge of equipment and tasks which they will use to instruct military personnel. Chemical defense instructors provide technical, tactical and training support services to government personnel.