Safety Training in Construction
July 24, 2020
Construction workers face a number of risks every day, so it’s essential for workers to receive proper safety training. Discover the most common safety risks
Next Certificate Program Start: 03/31/2025 | Next Associate Degree Program Start: 03/31/2025
Next Certificate Program Start: 03/31/2025 | Next Associate Degree Program Start: 03/31/2025
Next Certificate Program Start: 03/31/2025 | Next Associate Degree Program Start: 03/31/2025
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Top FIVE Heavy Equipment Construction Site Safety Tips
May 27, 2020
Learn the Safety Ropes at HEC At Heavy Equipment Colleges of America (HEC), you can learn the essentials of heavy equipment operation, including lattice boom
Forklift Safety Tips: A Comprehensive Guide
May 19, 2020
Modified Date: January 27, 2025 Driving a forklift takes special training and certification to build the skills and knowledge to keep things running smoothly. As
Technology for Construction Safety
March 30, 2020
It’s no surprise that technology has impacted almost every industry, including construction. However, according to BLS, construction is one of the deadliest occupations, with more
Construction Site Injuries: Fatal Four and Prevention
April 10, 2019
Learn about the Fatal Four construction injuries, prevention tips, and explore safety measures for a successful construction career.
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- Certificate of Heavy Equipment Operations – Level I
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- HVAC/R - Heating and Air Technology Certification
- HVAC/R - Refrigeration Certification
- Certificate of Heavy Equipment Operations – Horizontal Directional Drilling
- Certificate of Heavy Equipment Operations – Mobile Crane
- Certificate of Heavy Equipment Operations - Tower Crane
- Certificate of Heavy Equipment Operations – Lattice Boom Crawler Crane
- Certificate of Fixed Cab Crane Operation with Rigging and Signaling
- Associate of Occupational Science in Heavy Equipment
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