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About
Training Center
Our location in San Bernardino, California aims to serve students in southern California interested in learning more about the heavy equipment operations industry. We are proud to offer different programs targeted to help individuals learn the entry-level skills they need to find a job in this field. Our facility attained the status of approved testing site from the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO). Today, our California location provides an exemplary educational experience to our students and prepares them for their new career.
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- Onsite servicesAvailable
- Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable
Location
Heavy Equipment Colleges of America
1955 West 9th St, San Bernadino, CA
92411, United States
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Frequently Asked Questions About Heavy Equipment Colleges of America
Is a Heavy Equipment Operator a Good Career?
Yes, a heavy equipment operator career is a good choice. You get to learn about heavy machinery and massively contribute to public infrastructure. You can get the opportunity to start with a healthy salary that will typically increase based on experience and the type of machinery you’re certified to use. There is also a continuous need for skilled operators as the oldest generation of laborers retires. That means you’ll be able to find plenty of opportunities to find your role in the industry.
Is Heavy Equipment Operator a Skilled Trade?
Yes, heavy equipment operation is a skilled trade that often requires training and certifications, just like other skilled trades. You can find skilled trade school programs near you that offer heavy equipment operator courses ranging from crane operation to general operation. Some of these programs even offer job placement assistance for graduates and financial options to get you started.
Is Heavy Equipment Colleges of America Worth It?
If your goal is to enter the heavy equipment industry fast, then yes, heavy equipment college is worth it. There are programs you can complete in as little as three weeks. You will gain the skills, certification, and hands-on training needed to safely operate heavy equipment. Some programs also offer job placement assistance to ensure you find a start following graduation.