Excavator, Loader & Skid Steer Operator Training Program
What does an Excavator, Loader & Skid Steer Operator do?
Excavator operators dig and move materials with precision using hydraulic controls. Loader operators handle heavy machinery to load materials onto trucks. Skid steer operators navigate compact machines for tasks like excavation and landscaping in tight spaces. Each plays a vital role in construction, ensuring efficient and precise execution of tasks.
What does the Excavator, Loader & Skid Steer Operator Training program include?
The 9-week Excavator, Loader & Skid Steer Operator Training Program provides a comprehensive overview of equipment such as Excavators, Loaders, and Skid Steers. Starting with an introduction and theory segment, participants learn the basics, including safety protocols and equipment maintenance. Hands-on practical training covers the fundamental operations of each machine, progressing to advanced maneuvers and troubleshooting. The course also emphasizes industry best practices, site management, and includes mock operations for practical application. The program concludes with a final evaluation, including both a written and practical test, leading to the distribution of certifications. This program ensures participants are well-prepared for successful careers in heavy equipment operation.
Course Modules Outline:
• Introduction to the field.
• Overview of equipment (Excavator, Loader and Skid Steer).
• Theory: Basic understanding about the machines – their parts, functioning, and applications.
• Comprehensive understanding of safety protocols and standards.
• Maintenance of equipment and daily checks.
• Understanding controls and operations.
• Hands on experience: Basic practice with Excavator.
• Understanding controls and operations.
• Hands on experience: Basic practice with Loader.
• Understanding controls and operations.
• Hands on experience: Basic practice with Skid Steer.
• Advanced maneuvering techniques for all three types of equipment.
• Dealing with equipment malfunctions and troubleshooting.
• Learning about industry best practices and protocols.
• Understanding site management – Planning, executing, and maintaining clean work sites.
• Setting up mock sites for practical application
• Students operate machines in simulated work environments
• Written test covering theoretical knowledge.
• Practical test for assessing operation skills.
• Final debriefs, addressing questions, certification distribution