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What Certifications will you gain as a Heavy equipment operator?
This includes all possible certifications you will gain in the process as a operator and what others you can gain additionally that can get you better jobs as one.
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William’s Answer
A heavy equipment operator can gain these certifications in operator skills, equipment safety, plus operator lisense. It can be cranes, forklifts, dumpers, rigs, elevators, transporters, heavy vehicles, earth moving equipments (scrappers, graders, compactors, face buckets, back actors, dozers, swamp buggies; agricultural equipments (ploughers, ridgers, dredgers, weeders, harvesters and planters), and, or plants (agro-processing plants); hoist platforms, elevators, concreting equipments (concrete pourers / chutes, mixers, ready-mix, loaders, rollers, pavers, and vibrators), 3D printing equipment, other construction, mining trucks, drillers, mining buckets, mining conveyors, draglines, drills, extraction equipments, and lots more.
Skills training, testing and certification:
- Certificate of Competency.
- Vocational Certificate.
- Vocational Diploma.
- Free heavy equipment operator training
https://training.safetyculture.com/course-collection/heavy-equipment-safety-training-programs/
- Heavy equipment training
https://heavyequipmentcollege.edu/
Or
https://www.nationwidecranetraining.com/heavy-equipment-training/
Safety training and certification:
Heavy Equipment Operations Safety for the category of equipment.
- Certified Machinery Safety Expert
https://www.pilz.com/en-INT/trainings/articles/196783
- Mobile equipments safety training and certifications
https://www.clicksafety.com/courses/construction/mobile-equipment/
- Equipment safety training
https://setsafety.ca/equipment/
Plus, Operator / Driver's License in the category of heavy equipment operation.
- How to get heavy equipment lisense
https://heavyequipmenttraining.com/how-to-earn-heavy-machinery-license/
- Heavy equipment operator lisense guide
https://heavyequipmentcollege.edu/how-to-get-heavy-machinery-license/
Skills training, testing and certification:
- Certificate of Competency.
- Vocational Certificate.
- Vocational Diploma.
- Free heavy equipment operator training
https://training.safetyculture.com/course-collection/heavy-equipment-safety-training-programs/
- Heavy equipment training
https://heavyequipmentcollege.edu/
Or
https://www.nationwidecranetraining.com/heavy-equipment-training/
Safety training and certification:
Heavy Equipment Operations Safety for the category of equipment.
- Certified Machinery Safety Expert
https://www.pilz.com/en-INT/trainings/articles/196783
- Mobile equipments safety training and certifications
https://www.clicksafety.com/courses/construction/mobile-equipment/
- Equipment safety training
https://setsafety.ca/equipment/
Plus, Operator / Driver's License in the category of heavy equipment operation.
- How to get heavy equipment lisense
https://heavyequipmenttraining.com/how-to-earn-heavy-machinery-license/
- Heavy equipment operator lisense guide
https://heavyequipmentcollege.edu/how-to-get-heavy-machinery-license/
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John’s Answer
The best place to gather information on the Heavy Equipment Operator position, what training/certifications/licenses are needed, and where you can get this training is to ask the International Union of Operating Engineers. They should be able to answer your questions on the Heavy Equipment Operator position.
Another general information website on salary/wages/occupational training, etc. can be found with the little research on the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and their Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Lastly I recommend website research on Heavy Equipment Operator Training on the CAT website as well as the Associated Training Services site. This might be the best place to find out what training/certifications/licenses one might get while attending their schools.
Good Luck - John Fening
Another general information website on salary/wages/occupational training, etc. can be found with the little research on the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and their Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Lastly I recommend website research on Heavy Equipment Operator Training on the CAT website as well as the Associated Training Services site. This might be the best place to find out what training/certifications/licenses one might get while attending their schools.
Good Luck - John Fening
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Ximena’s Answer
once in with the union, they help you get all the certifications paid by them. no cost to you.
Hi Ximena! Good info. Can you tell Osvaldo the different Certifications needed?
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