America has A LOT of garbage. It’s estimated that the average American produces 4.4 pounds of trash per day. While this might not be the best news for the future of the planet, it is certainly good news for people who work at the landfills where all of that refuse is taken. It’s not very likely that people spend too
Most of the time, when there is damage, there is debris that needs to be moved. For much of the large-scale debris, heavy equipment machines are needed to help restore cities and towns to what they were prior to the chaos. Salvaging buildings and valuable items buried in the rubble requires timely action from cleanup crews.
The bulldozer is an iconic fixture in the class of machines known as heavy equipment. Learn more about this machinery and training at HEC.
DISCLAIMER: The following information is supplemental to OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC – Cranes and Derricks in Construction and in particular CFR 1926.1403 and 1926.1412. Table of Contents Erecting a lattice boom crane is a lengthy and complex process. It can last for days. In order to get it done, you need a team of skilled heavy equipment professionals
Compact or mini excavators are relatively new to the heavy equipment industry. The first compact excavators hit the heavy equipment market in Japan during the very late 1960s. It wasn’t until the ’80s that compact excavators made their way to North America. While they are still more popular in Asia and Europe, the demand for mini excavators has been consistently
Different heavy equipment machinery serves different purposes in the construction zone and each come with their own unique specifications.
Virtual reality technology is becoming increasingly commonplace and more accessible to the general population. While many people are purchasing VR headsets to play games and experience things they otherwise could not, skilled trade training programs will begin to incorporate similar technologies to take their training to the next level. Heavy equipment training is one type of program that will be
Heavy Equipment Colleges of America is proud to offer heavy equipment operations training programs that provide students with the necessary skills, and knowledge, to become a heavy equipment operator. Each campus is devoted to carefully training students, and readying them for a future as a heavy equipment operator. If you are passionate about construction, don’t delay. Learn more about the courses offered at Heavy
By Anthony Wilk Technical and practical knowledge of heavy equipment and how to use such machines is a vital part of the job for those who operate them at construction sites and elsewhere. The more certified workers an employer has on-site can drastically reduce the number of potentially fatal workplace mishaps. Education of proper equipment and techniques is important to
Meet Heavy Equipment College Alumni Larry Walden and know how was his experience during the heavy equipment programs. Check out his complete story.
Inspecting equipment before starting work in any job setting is crucial for your safety and the safety of others. Learn more about what to look for when inspecting a loader backhoe.
In many ways, heavy equipment machines and their operators helped, and are continuing to help, build America. From roads to bridges to skyscrapers and interstates, the use of heavy equipment has played an integral role in development across the country. For those of you who are about to enter the workforce for the first time or are considering changing careers
Take a quick look at goals, interests, and skills to see if Heavy Equipment or Crane Operation is right for you. This easy quiz will guide you through the process.
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