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Tim
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What jobs are local for heavy equipment?
I am interested in jobs that use heavy equipment #construction #career #newyork
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Ken Simmons
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Here is a link that you can customize for you location. It is set for Cleveland, but you can easily change the location: ## https://www.indeed.com/q-Heavy-Equipment-Operator-l-Cleveland,-OH-jobs.html ##
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John Fening
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Professional Heavy Equipment Training | WCT | Washington
https://heavyequipmenttraining.com
West Coast Training is a licensed post-secondary vocational school by the State of Washington, Work Force Training Board and has been in continuous operation since 1959. West Coast Training is a veteran owned and operated school. Our Washington State Department of Veteran Affairs certification number is 25400647.
A good place to start with your questions.
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Union Training Locals 302 & 612 Heavy Equipment Operator Training
https://www.iuoe.org
Local 302's and Local 612's Heavy Equipment Operator Training School near Ellensburg, Washington boasts 13,000 square feet of space for classrooms and offices and a 9,600 square foot shop. There are seven permanent classrooms with high-speed Internet access networked throughout.
Local 370 Apprenticeship and Training serves the Eastern half of Washington and the State of Idaho. Our training site is located on sixty acres in beautiful Spangle, Washington (16 miles south of Spokane Washington). Our heavy equipment operator training school has dorm facilities for up to twenty at a time.
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Lastly there are numerous schools for Heavy Equipment Operators across the US. Look up-online and ask them questions. Of course you pay for these.
PS - I can inspect and check all sorts of cranes and heavy equipment one might find on construction sites or ship-repair facilities. I have performed numerous OSHA related inspections on construction heavy equipment (graders, dozers, back-hoes, front-loaders, excavators and the list goes on as well as all types of cranes What Is Crane; 18 Different Types of Cranes
https://civiljungle.com/different-types-of-cranes/
The crane is basically for heavy construction work and for all types of lifting tasks. Equipped with motors, pulleys and cables; based on the use of fundamental mechanical principles. A crane can lift and move loads that no human working capacity could.
Mobile cranes are mounted on crawlers or tires and offer greater mobility than standard cranes. These are rough-terrain cranes, floating cranes, truck-mounted cranes, and crawler and wheel mounted - hydraulic and lattice work cranes and a relatively new design the Carry Deck Crane. Then you have portal cranes, bridge cranes, wall-mounted and overhead trolley-mounted cranes as well as the commonly seen everywhere tower cranes of all types.
Contact the Union's in your state/area and talk to them about apprenticeships and journeyman certifications.
Also you might look into the Navy CB Crane Operators and Army Corps of Engineers Crane Operator positions; what they require, schooling/training they offers.
https://heavyequipmenttraining.com
West Coast Training is a licensed post-secondary vocational school by the State of Washington, Work Force Training Board and has been in continuous operation since 1959. West Coast Training is a veteran owned and operated school. Our Washington State Department of Veteran Affairs certification number is 25400647.
A good place to start with your questions.
========================================
Union Training Locals 302 & 612 Heavy Equipment Operator Training
https://www.iuoe.org
Local 302's and Local 612's Heavy Equipment Operator Training School near Ellensburg, Washington boasts 13,000 square feet of space for classrooms and offices and a 9,600 square foot shop. There are seven permanent classrooms with high-speed Internet access networked throughout.
Local 370 Apprenticeship and Training serves the Eastern half of Washington and the State of Idaho. Our training site is located on sixty acres in beautiful Spangle, Washington (16 miles south of Spokane Washington). Our heavy equipment operator training school has dorm facilities for up to twenty at a time.
========================================
Lastly there are numerous schools for Heavy Equipment Operators across the US. Look up-online and ask them questions. Of course you pay for these.
PS - I can inspect and check all sorts of cranes and heavy equipment one might find on construction sites or ship-repair facilities. I have performed numerous OSHA related inspections on construction heavy equipment (graders, dozers, back-hoes, front-loaders, excavators and the list goes on as well as all types of cranes What Is Crane; 18 Different Types of Cranes
https://civiljungle.com/different-types-of-cranes/
The crane is basically for heavy construction work and for all types of lifting tasks. Equipped with motors, pulleys and cables; based on the use of fundamental mechanical principles. A crane can lift and move loads that no human working capacity could.
Mobile cranes are mounted on crawlers or tires and offer greater mobility than standard cranes. These are rough-terrain cranes, floating cranes, truck-mounted cranes, and crawler and wheel mounted - hydraulic and lattice work cranes and a relatively new design the Carry Deck Crane. Then you have portal cranes, bridge cranes, wall-mounted and overhead trolley-mounted cranes as well as the commonly seen everywhere tower cranes of all types.
John recommends the following next steps:
John Fening
Occupational Safety, Health Manager
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Bremerton, Washington
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John’s Answer
Professional Heavy Equipment Training | WCT | Washington
https://heavyequipmenttraining.com
West Coast Training is a licensed post-secondary vocational school by the State of Washington, Work Force Training Board and has been in continuous operation since 1959. West Coast Training is a veteran owned and operated school. Our Washington State Department of Veteran Affairs certification number is 25400647.
A good place to start with your questions.
========================================
Union Training Locals 302 & 612 Heavy Equipment Operator Training
https://www.iuoe.org
Local 302's and Local 612's Heavy Equipment Operator Training School near Ellensburg, Washington boasts 13,000 square feet of space for classrooms and offices and a 9,600 square foot shop. There are seven permanent classrooms with high-speed Internet access networked throughout.
Local 370 Apprenticeship and Training serves the Eastern half of Washington and the State of Idaho. Our training site is located on sixty acres in beautiful Spangle, Washington (16 miles south of Spokane Washington). Our heavy equipment operator training school has dorm facilities for up to twenty at a time.
========================================
Lastly there are numerous schools for Heavy Equipment Operators across the US. Look up-online and ask them questions. Of course you pay for these.
PS - I can inspect and check all sorts of cranes and heavy equipment one might find on construction sites or ship-repair facilities. I have performed numerous OSHA related inspections on construction heavy equipment (graders, dozers, back-hoes, front-loaders, excavators and the list goes on as well as all types of cranes What Is Crane; 18 Different Types of Cranes
https://civiljungle.com/different-types-of-cranes/
The crane is basically for heavy construction work and for all types of lifting tasks. Equipped with motors, pulleys and cables; based on the use of fundamental mechanical principles. A crane can lift and move loads that no human working capacity could.
Mobile cranes are mounted on crawlers or tires and offer greater mobility than standard cranes. These are rough-terrain cranes, floating cranes, truck-mounted cranes, and crawler and wheel mounted - hydraulic and lattice work cranes and a relatively new design the Carry Deck Crane. Then you have portal cranes, bridge cranes, wall-mounted and overhead trolley-mounted cranes as well as the commonly seen everywhere tower cranes of all types.
John recommends the following next steps:
Contact the Union's in your state/area and talk to them about apprenticeships and journeyman certifications.
Also you might look into the Navy CB Crane Operators and Army Corps of Engineers Crane Operator positions; what they require, schooling/training they offers.
https://heavyequipmenttraining.com
West Coast Training is a licensed post-secondary vocational school by the State of Washington, Work Force Training Board and has been in continuous operation since 1959. West Coast Training is a veteran owned and operated school. Our Washington State Department of Veteran Affairs certification number is 25400647.
A good place to start with your questions.
========================================
Union Training Locals 302 & 612 Heavy Equipment Operator Training
https://www.iuoe.org
Local 302's and Local 612's Heavy Equipment Operator Training School near Ellensburg, Washington boasts 13,000 square feet of space for classrooms and offices and a 9,600 square foot shop. There are seven permanent classrooms with high-speed Internet access networked throughout.
Local 370 Apprenticeship and Training serves the Eastern half of Washington and the State of Idaho. Our training site is located on sixty acres in beautiful Spangle, Washington (16 miles south of Spokane Washington). Our heavy equipment operator training school has dorm facilities for up to twenty at a time.
========================================
Lastly there are numerous schools for Heavy Equipment Operators across the US. Look up-online and ask them questions. Of course you pay for these.
PS - I can inspect and check all sorts of cranes and heavy equipment one might find on construction sites or ship-repair facilities. I have performed numerous OSHA related inspections on construction heavy equipment (graders, dozers, back-hoes, front-loaders, excavators and the list goes on as well as all types of cranes What Is Crane; 18 Different Types of Cranes
https://civiljungle.com/different-types-of-cranes/
The crane is basically for heavy construction work and for all types of lifting tasks. Equipped with motors, pulleys and cables; based on the use of fundamental mechanical principles. A crane can lift and move loads that no human working capacity could.
Mobile cranes are mounted on crawlers or tires and offer greater mobility than standard cranes. These are rough-terrain cranes, floating cranes, truck-mounted cranes, and crawler and wheel mounted - hydraulic and lattice work cranes and a relatively new design the Carry Deck Crane. Then you have portal cranes, bridge cranes, wall-mounted and overhead trolley-mounted cranes as well as the commonly seen everywhere tower cranes of all types.
John recommends the following next steps:
John recommends the following next steps: