Faculty Spotlight: Mark Saggus
Mark Saggus, a Mobile Crane Instructor at HEC, knows the value of education as a means to better yourself. Whether you’re searching for your calling
Next Certificate Program Start: 07/29/2024 | Next Associate Degree Program Start: 10/07/2024
Next Certificate Program Start: 06/06/2022 | Next Associate Degree Program Start: 07/05/2022
Next Certificate Program Start: 07/29/2024 | Next Associate Degree Program Start: 10/07/2024
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Mark Saggus, a Mobile Crane Instructor at HEC, knows the value of education as a means to better yourself. Whether you’re searching for your calling
If you’re not sure how to get your crane operator license, Heavy Equipment Colleges of America (HEC) is here to help. As the leading crane
Learn how HEC crane operator training can further your career path A Crane Operator Career in the Construction Industry Likes working outdoors. Good with your
Whether you work on a construction site or a loading dock, cranes are a central part of your workplace. Knowing the different parts of the
The operation of a construction project relies heavily on effective communication and coordination. This ensures efficiency, timeliness, and most of all, the safety of all
Chances are, you’ve seen a tower crane before. It’s hard to miss. Tower cranes are those big machines rising hundreds of feet in the air.
If you’re exploring various options to kick-start a new career or if you have been involved in the construction business and you’re looking to upgrade
This blog covers the top 10 types of construction cranes, including mobile, crawler, and tower cranes, along with tips on effective operation.
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
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