Monday, August 27, 2007
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Video Catalog of Heavy Equipment and Construction Content. Produced by NAHETS.
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nahets videos
- about us (1)
- backhoe (2)
- brochure (7)
- bulldozer (2)
- compactor (2)
- crane (2)
- dump truck (2)
- equipment profiles (13)
- excavator (2)
- Finance (1)
- forklift (2)
- getting started (1)
- heavy equipment operator training schools job placement nahets (1)
- heavy equipment rodeo (1)
- heavy equipment training school backhoe trench jump (1)
- housing (1)
- job placement assistance (1)
- Machine Hunter (1)
- motor grader (2)
- oklahoma college of construction (1)
- operating (1)
- presidents message (1)
- roller (2)
- safety (1)
- scraper (2)
- simulators (1)
- skid steer (5)
- student testimonial (1)
- training programs (1)
- water truck (2)
- wheel loader (2)
- yellow metal bootcamp (4)
- Yellow Metal TV Hot Tips (2)
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members of
- american council of engineering companies (acec)
- american public works association (apwa)
- american subcontractor association (asa)
- associated equipment distributors (aed)
- associated general contractors of america (agc)
- better business bureau (bbb)
- building trades association (bta)
- construction writers association (cwa)
- national center for construction education and research (nccer)
- national commission for the certification of crane operators (nccco)(cco)
- national demolition association (nda)
- national utilities contractor association (nuca)
- specialized carriers and rigging association (scra)
1 comment:
I've had the opportunity to operate these training simulators. They are great tools for novice equipment operators or those who want to improve their skills without having to tie down a piece of equipment or burn fuel.
Obviously nothing will replace time in the seat, but utilizing technology such as this could really help contractors and their search for employees. As one Cat employee discussed with me, some people are using these devises as screening tools. They can quickly tell if a potential employee has the skill set to operate equipment on this simulator and can reduce the need for trial and error by having to place a new employee in actual equipment and then finding out they cannot operate it or learn how to.
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