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  • Integrated Mine Closure


    Starting:
    19/03/2024 @ 05:00 PM (GMT-07:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
    Ending:
    08/05/2024 @ 05:00 PM (GMT-07:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
  • Metal Accounting


    Starting:
    19/03/2024 @ 06:00 PM (GMT-07:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
    Ending:
    19/06/2024 @ 06:00 PM (GMT-07:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)
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Skid steer loaders are indispensable machines on any jobsite. They are valuable because of their versatility. They are compact and mobile, getting into places where larger equipment cannot fit. They use a wide range of attachments from brushes to buckets to augers, which allow them to clean sidewalks, remove snow, move earth, carry logs and dig trenches, fence posts and footings. Skid steers can even be outfitted with tracks that improve their flotation. That means they can work in muddy conditions and on grass surfaces without tearing up the ground. Skid steers can do a tremendous amount of work in the hands of a skilled operator. They can also do a great amount of damage and cause injury if not handled with care and respect. What they do is up to one person: the operator. This skid steer training program shows your trainees how to be safe and productive when operating one of these versatile machines in construction and mining applications.   Author Vista Training   Overall Course Specifications: Estimated length of training program: 1 – 2 hours + final test Number of test questions: 26 Printable Certificate of Completion: Yes Final Exam Feedback report: Yes Version: v2.1.1H5 Read more

In the mining industry and on construction sites, the Roller Compactor stands out for its ruggedness and utility. It has tremendous power to compact dirt, gravel, and stone better than other types of equipment. It's tough to beat the Roller Compactor for this type of work.   Author Vista Training   Overall Course Specifications: Estimated length of training program: 1 hour + final test Number of test questions: 19 Printable Certificate of Completion: Yes Final Exam Feedback report: Yes Version: v1.0.0H5 Read more

The Highway Tractor is the front end of many different types of support equipment. The highway tractor can be combined with a trailer to become a transporter, or perhaps it’s configured with a lube module or fuel tank to become a service station on wheels. Before you can operate the highway tractor you will need to be adequately trained and have the knowledge to operate safely and productively. Successfully completing this program will assist you to become a qualified highway tractor operator. You will introduce the trainee to the basic skill of operating a commercial highway truck used in off-road construction or mine site applications. The program is not designed to be an over-the-road commercial driving course; nevertheless, the fundamentals of basic truck operation are applicable to most scenarios and the course could easily be used as an effective primer for on-road truck operation.   Author Vista Training Duration: 2 Hours Access: 90 Days Category: Operations Level: Specialize Version: v2.0.1H5 Overall Course Specifications: Estimated length of training program: 1 – 2 hours + final test Number of test questions: 25 Printable Certificate of Completion: Yes Final Exam Feedback report: Yes   Need to train a team? Whether you're looking for a customized training program or developing a team, we have enterprise solutions to fit your needs. Learn More Read more

The forklift is one of the most common pieces of equipment in operation today, used in many types of material handling applications. As more efficient methods for storing products are implemented and environments become more challenging, there has been increasing need for more maneuverable forklift trucks that can reach greater heights. This brings new challenges to operating them safely. Because the danger and complexity of their simple operation can be deceptive, powered industrial trucks are often treated with less respect than they deserve.   Author Vista Training Duration: 2 Hours Access: 90 Days Category: Operations Level: Specialize Version:  V1.2.1H5 Overall Course Specifications: Estimated length of training program: 1 – 2 hours + final test Number of test questions: 30 Printable Certificate of Completion: Yes Final Exam Feedback report: Yes   Need to train a team? Whether you're looking for a customized training program or developing a team, we have enterprise solutions to fit your needs. Learn More Read more

Aerial bucket trucks come in a variety of configurations, including telescoping booms, articulating booms, or a combination of both. Before you are permitted to operate an aerial bucket truck, you will need to be adequately trained and have the knowledge to operate safely and productively. The aerial bucket truck is a unique piece of equipment. Typically, aerial bucket trucks are used to perform tasks at heights that may not practically or safely be performed by other methods. There are many variations ranging in size, boom types, physical capacity, and equipment options.   Author Vista Training   Overall Course Specifications: Estimated length of training program: 1 – 2 hours + final test Number of test questions: 22 Printable Certificate of Completion: Yes Final Exam Feedback report: Yes Version: v2.0.0H5 Read more

Updated in 2020 to the new Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP) standard. Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs a.k.a. AWPs) are incredibly versatile machines. But they’re also among the most dangerous for workers, because of the risks of tip-overs and falls. As an operator, you need to make sure that you are properly trained to operate the MEWP and able to operate in a safe work area. Your employer must follow specific standards about the training you Some requirements state that you need to be trained in the following areas: The use of fall protection and the acknowledgement of the location of fall protection anchors. Factors, including how your actions can affect the stability of the equipment. Safe use of the MEWP accessories you may be assigned to use. Site specific work procedures the occupants must follow related to the operation of the MEWP. Hazards related to the task at hand and how to avoid them. Manufacturer's warnings and instructions. At least one of the occupants must be provided with the knowledge to operate the controls in an emergency when the operator cannot.   Author Vista Training   Overall Course Specifications: Estimated length of training program: 1 – 2 hours + final test Number of test questions: 25 Printable Certificate of Completion: Yes Final Exam Feedback report: Yes Version: v1.1.0H5 Read more

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