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Mobile Equipment

Alabama Training Network

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Designed for those individuals who operate pieces of mobile equipment not defined as Powered Industrial Trucks: skid steers, tractors, front-end loaders, and others, based on the specifics and operations of the pieces of equipment on site at a particular facility.

Duration

8 Hours

Format

Hybrid

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Designed for those individuals who operate pieces of mobile equipment not defined as Powered Industrial Trucks: skid steers, tractors, front-end loaders, and others, based on the specifics and operations of the pieces of equipment on site at a particular facility. Applicable OSHA and ANSI standards will be covered, as well as specifics as required by the manufacturer of those pieces of equipment.

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Where this program is offered

  • Alabama

    Alabama

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

  • Operate Mobile Equipment Safely
  • Apply OSHA And ANSI Standards For Equipment Operation
  • Inspect And Maintain Mobile Equipment
Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

  • Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators47-2073.00
  • Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators53-7051.00
  • Agricultural Equipment Operators45-2091.00
  • Maintenance and Repair Workers, General49-9071.00
What You'll Learn

Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: emerging (Level 1)(based on Course)

  • Safety regulations and site hazard protocols — recognize and follow under direct supervisor guidance on active construction sites.
  • Potential hazards such as utility lines, overhead obstructions, and co-workers — identify and report before initiating any equipment movement on a job site.
  • Underground service locating procedures — assist in marking pipe and wire locations prior to excavation work under crew leader direction.
  • Basic machine controls including throttles, switches, and levers — operate under close supervision to move construction equipment short distances on a training or low-traffic site.
  • Hand and audio signals from crew members — recognize and respond to correctly while seated in cab during introductory equipment operation tasks.
  • Pre-operation inspection checklists — complete and document for assigned heavy equipment at the start of each shift under supervisor review.
  • Reference stakes and alignment guidelines — read and locate with assistance to position equipment at the correct starting point on a graded site.
  • Routine equipment maintenance tasks such as fluid checks and filter inspections — perform under technician guidance to support daily machine readiness.
  • Active listening skills in a noisy construction environment — apply to receive verbal instructions from crew members and relay information accurately.
  • Time accounting and daily work logs — enter shift hours and equipment usage data into provided software templates under dispatcher or supervisor direction.

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