Adjunct Machine Tool Instructor
State of South Carolina
Posted: February 9, 2026 (1 day ago)
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State of South Carolina
Trident Technical College
Location
South Carolina, 29210
Salary
$33,339 - $51,738
per year
Type
Full Time
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This job involves managing a tool room at a technical college, where you'll help students and instructors by checking tools in and out, keeping inventory accurate, and maintaining equipment in a clean and safe condition.
It's a hands-on role focused on organization and customer service in a busy workshop setting.
A good fit would be someone reliable with warehouse or inventory experience who enjoys working closely with a team and has a strong sense of safety.
Applicants MUST complete the online SC State Jobs Employment Application. To fully evaluate qualifications, some positions may require submission of unofficial transcripts with the application. Only complete applications are considered. For assistance, contact TTC Human Resources at 843.574.6201.
Faculty positions require the submission of related unofficial transcripts with the application and may include any required certifications. Upon hire, Official transcripts/certifications are required.
Staff positions where a degree may be substituted for the related work experience must submit unofficial transcripts related to the position with the application and/or certifications. Upon hire, Official transcripts/certifications are required.
Unofficial transcripts may be uploaded to the application, mailed to TTC Human Resources, PO Box 118067 Charleston, SC 29423), or faxed to 843.574.6682 or emailed in PDF format to Employment@tridenttech.edu by the deadline date and time.
Employment applicants may be subject to a background check. Failure to consent to a background check will remove your application from further consideration. Background checks are conducted in compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).
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