Heavy Equipment Program22 Weeks Our Heavy Equipment Program is accredited by the Department of Education. This program is offered to entry level people (little or no experience), as well as operators who are experienced in the operation of heavy equipment and hoisting equipment; but have had no formal training. Upon completion of this program, a successful participant will have the essential skills, knowledge, and attributes to operate as an apprentice in the construction industry.
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Includes Class 3 and Endorsements 8 and 9A
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Course Listing | |
HE 1101 Equipment Operation Safety | |
HE 1110 Safety | |
HE 1121 Slopes and Grades | |
HE 1130 Heavy Equipment Certification Requirements | |
HE 1140 Tools and Equipment | |
HE 1160 Hoisting and Rigging | |
HE 1170 Survey Indicators | |
HE 1180 Methods of Approach for Worksite Job Planning | |
HE 1190 Trade Related Documents | |
HE 1210 Drawings and Plans | |
HE 1220 Soil Fundamentals | |
HE 1202 Scheduled and Preventative Maintenance | |
HE 1230 Pre and Post-Operational Inspections | |
HE 1240 Troubleshooting and Basic Repairs | |
HE 1250 Transportation of Equipment | |
HE 1260 Environmental Protection | |
HE 1502 Dozer | |
HE 1542 Tandem Dump Truck | |
HE 1562 Excavator | |
HE 1601 Air Brakes | |
HE 1611 Introduction to Professional Driver Improvement (PDIC) | |
HE 1621 Powerline Hazards | |
HE 1631 Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) | |
TS 1520 Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System | |
TS 1530 Standard First Aid | |
OL 1605 Traffic Control Person (TCP) | |
AM 1101 Math Essentials | |
AM 1171 Heavy Equipment Operator Math Fundamentals HE | |
AP 1102 Introduction to Apprenticeship | |
MC 1062 Computer Essentials | |
CM 2161 Communication Essentials | |
SD 1761 Workplace Essentials | |
AM 1000 Introduction to Essential Skills | |
Contact the college for program start dates. | |
Provincial Funding Available for those who qualify.