Superintendent, Training and Development

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By First Quantum Mineral

:\r\n\r\nKey Responsibilities\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\n \tDevelop, oversee and deliver a comprehensive training and development strategy aligned with organizational objectives\r\n \tDesign and implement leadership development programmes for emerging and existing leaders ensuring programs align with succession requirements and business needs\r\n \tCoordinate coaching, mentoring, and leadership assessments.\r\n \tEvaluate leadership programme effectiveness and recommend improvements in liaison with the various departments\/units.\r\n \tEngage with relevant stakeholders to arrange formal accreditation of learning programmes on site where required.\r\n \tCompile statistical reports for management information and decision making.\r\n \tAdminister and optimize Learning Management Systems (LMS), training databases, and reporting tools to ensure seamless delivery and tracking of training programs.\r\n\r\n\r\n \tE-learning integration: Design, implement, and manage e-learning modules, virtual classrooms, and digital learning resources to expand access and flexibility.\r\n \tInnovation: Integrate modern learning technologies, gamification, and blended learning approaches.\r\n \tAnalyse training needs to develop new training programs or modify and improve existing programs.\r\n \tDrafting and implementation of training & development policies, procedures and talent frameworks that support workforce capability and organisational growth\r\n \tEvaluation, improvement and management of the induction programs\r\n \tFacilitate change management programmes associated with organisational transformation.\r\n \tContribute to culture development initiatives that promote high performance\r\n \tLead the organisation\u2019s succession planning process for critical and leadership roles.\r\n \tIdentify high-potential employees and develop succession pipelines.\r\n \tFacilitate regular talent review and succession planning sessions with business leaders.\r\n \tDevelop career progression frameworks and c