TOP 10 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR COURSES IN CANADA

The Skid Steer/Bobcat Safety Training course fromCN Lift Safety Forklift Training is an OHSA based program that teach the setup and safe operation of the Skid Steer. The course covers the steps of pre-operation inspections, overall equipment features, safe operation procedures and hazard avoidanc...

This workshop is designed for participants who have little or no working knowledge of operating a Skid Steer. It is also designed to be a refresher course for experienced operators.

This course has been designed to meet and exceed Occupational Health and Safety Guidelines. This course is applicable to any worker who is responsible for operating this type of heavy equipment.

The course outlines the safety procedures and practices surrounding the use of a Skid Steer Loader. There is a practical portion including the completion of a written exam as well as a practical portion to be competed on a Skid Steer.

This program provides workers with the basic knowledge to operate loader equipment. Workers will be trained on hand signals, safe operation, conducting pre- checks, pinch points and legislative requirements.

Learn equipment maintenance, system operations and proper site management. Obtain safety skills and practical training in an industry workplace.

Maximize your career opportunities with the Heavy Equipment and Truck and Transport applied certificate program – you’ll get training in two high-demand trades at once. Heavy Equipment and Truck and Transport grads are in high demand, with opportunities in urban, rural and remote areas.

The next two levels are Level Two and Level Three of the Heavy Duty Equipment Technician trade.

Heavy Equipment Operator course is offered by Academy Canada. We offer innovative programs that keep our clients on top of the latest trends and developments in their industries. They gain new skills and qualifications while their company benefits with increased productivity and efficiency.

Wheel Loader Training is a Heavy Equipment Entry-Level course required for anyone who will be operating a wheel loader on the worksite. A driver’s license and 10th grade education is required, and other prerequisites may also include WHMIS training, Ground Disturbance Level Two