If you decide to take on a career as a heavy equipment operator then you need to be ready to accept the responsibility of the position. Every depends on the heavy equipment operator doing their job and doing their job…
Bulldozer's have been around since the early 1920's and were one of the concepts behind the design of the first military tank. The first bulldozer was a modified Holt farm tractor. Once their versatility and ability to move earth (as…
Safety is one of the most important requirements in any work place and is even more important when operating any form of heavy equipment. The operators safety is important, however there are often many other people in close proximity and…
Graders are a reasonably simple machine when it comes to design and function. At least, that's what it looks like to an untrained eye. The grader is one of the most important pieces of equipment to a road building crew.…
Construction equipment operators use heavy equipment to move construction materials, earth, and other heavy materials at construction sites and mines. They also operate heavy equipment to clear and grade land in preparation for the construction of roads, buildings, and bridges.…
ATSN can guarantee you financing if you are unable to secure financing through the standard processes. In case you are not aware, the standard financing streams are: State & Federal Grants You may be eligible for financing through a number…
Receiving training is one thing, and it is very important, however having a job to go to when you have finished your training is a real bonus. ATS Heavy Equipment Training Schools pride themselves on their effective job service. To…
Wages for construction workers are varied depending on where you are working, who you are working for and what sort of conditions you are working under. The following figures are 2006 statistics and, unless otherwise stated, represent the medium pay…
Are you interested in timber construction? A career in carpentry puts you on the ground floor erecting timber frames for homes amongst other jobs. If you have ever seen a house being built then I am sure you would have…
I recently read that statement and it has stuck with me ever since. Operating a crane takes a degree of finesse, dexterity and certainly plenty of coordination - a little like to trying to herd cats. Imagine yourself 140 feet…