The track excavator digs, excavates material in large volumes, and loads material. The excavator is a highly versatile productive piece of equipment used in the construction, mining and forestry sectors.
The track excavator digs, excavates material in large volumes, and loads material. The excavator is a highly versatile productive piece of equipment used in the construction, mining and forestry sectors.
The excavator program at OETIO, approved as a vocational program under the Private Career Colleges Act, 2005, is 240 hours over 6 weeks and includes, classroom, laboratory activities and hands-on training with emphasis on practical operating skills on an excavator.
Students will take the 2 week Fundamentals of Heavy Equipment followed by 4 weeks of practical field training.
What Makes Our Program Successful:
One piece of equipment dedicated to each student
162 hours of seat time
Practical Ratio: 1 instructor to a maximum of 6 student
Prerequisites:
E-Learning Courses must be completed prior to attending to OETIO
The OETIO provides training from two primary campuses in Ontario. The Morrisburg campus, in eastern Ontario, delivers heavy equipment operator training and also serves as the design, development and administrative center of the OETIO.
The Oakville campus, a new modern facility co-located with the International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 793 headquarters (IUOE), opened in January of 2006 as the center for crane operator training. Both campuses also provide a wide range of construction safety courses in support of industry requirements.
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