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Upon graduation our students will receive an updated employer information contact list.
Students are encouraged to stay in touch with our office as we have an open door policy where we stand behind the student and help them gain employment.
Our past students are always welcome to call for an updated employer list at any time
Heavy equipment machines do a lot of work and earn a profit for their owners if qualified operators operate them. The need for good operators never ends ie, the construction, forestry, strip mining, conservation, land clearing, reclamation, landscaping, utilities and other industries are not going to employ untrained and unskilled people to operate these costly machines . These heavy equipment machines are becoming more complex every year. The person that successfully completes a quality heavy equipment operator program should be in great demand for many years. Billions are being spent to build and repair roads, bridges, office buildings, shopping centers, and subdivisions; and for soil conservation, land leveling, reclamation and flood control projects to improve our environment. The government and private industries spend a lot to build new dams, pipelines, hydroelectric plants and transmission facilities. Our recent problems due to the lack of energy will serve as a stark reminder of our deficiencies in energy. The people who choose to become heavy equipment operators and small earth moving contractors should feel very gratified. They are not only in a field that is well paid with an excellent future, but they will also be able to help our country solve our energy, environmental and water problems. Construction is the largest service industry . The opportunities in this field are excellent for the properly trained and the ambitious. Without these people, we would have very limited roads, dams, bridges, housing, flood control, and very little strip mining, land clearing, conservation, landscaping, reclamation, land filling, logging and pipelines. Heavy equipment operators and small earth moving contractors also work with utility companies, such as telephone, electric, gas, and water. The need for the heavy equipment operator and small earth-moving contractor is almost endless.
