Class
Descriptions
Classes offered through the AOE/ETT. To find dates, times, and locations of the classes please go to the schedule or call (907) 746-3117.
Safety
Classes Offered:
Course
Title: CPR/First Aid
Course
length: 1 Day (8 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
This
course teaches individuals to recognize and respond to sudden illnesses,
injuries, and breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults and children. Course
will familiarize students with use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
for victims of cardiac arrest. Attendees will practice adult and child CPR
skills. Certification upon completion for First Aid/CPR and AED.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
None
Course
Title: CESCL (Certified Erosion
and Sediment Control Lead
Course
length: 1 Day (8 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Course is not offered at this time. The curriculum is being developed and class
will be scheduled once available.
Maximum
number of students: TBA
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
TBA
Course
Title: 8 Hour Hazmat Refresher
(Annual)
Course
length: 1 Day (8 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Must have completed 40 Hour Hazmat Training and be current on
annual refreshers if applicable.
Basic course description:
Annual update that addresses the required elements within the HAZWOPER
standards, new equipment, technologies, and methodologies that have evolved over
the past year that are essential for HAZWOPER site workers.
Maximum
number of students: 24
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
40
Hour Hazmat card or proof of 40 Hour Hazmat Training
Course
Title: 40 Hour Hazmat Training
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Geared
toward workers whose responsibilities may require dress out. Includes an
introduction to Government regulations, Hazcom, MSDS, Emergency Response
Guidebook, toxicology, bloodborn pathogens, health and safety plans, medical
surveillance, emergency response (HAZWOPPER), job hazard analysis, hazard
control measures, basic electricity, lockout/tagout, monitoring and
instrumentation, heat and cold stress, respiratory protection, permit required
confined spaces, radiation, drum handling, new technologies and Decon. The
student will also be required to suit up in CPC with supplied air respirators
and APR. He will also be required to demonstrate proper decontamination
procedures and proper donning and doffing of PPE. Before entering the class the
student will be required to fill out a medical evaluation to meet the
requirements of OSHA’s respiratory protection program.
Maximum
number of students: 16 per Instructor
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
None
Course
Title: MSHA Part 48B New Miner
Combo Training
Course
length: 2 Days (16 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Covers
statutory rights of miners, responsibility of supervisors, care and maintenance
of respiratory devices, transportation controls, communication systems,
emergency plans, ground control, noise and dust hazards, job hazard analysis,
electrical hazards, first aid, explosives, health and safety topics of tasks
assigned as well as other applicable safety regulations.
This 16 hour course will cover
the requirements of Part 46 & Part 48.
Maximum
number of students: 24
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
None
Course
Title: MSHA Part 48B Annual
Refresher
Course
length: 1 Day (8 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Must have completed initial 16 Hour MSHA training and be
current on annual refreshers if applicable.
Basic course description:
Annual
refresher that addresses health and safety subjects that are relevant to mining
operations. Subjects include statutory rights, respiratory devices,
transportation controls, hazard recognition, explosives and job task hazard
training.
Maximum
number of students: 24
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
If
previous training was provided by someone other than the Alaska Operating
Engineers/Employers Training you must bring proof of prior training.
Course
Title:
Course
length: 1 Day (8 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
The North Slope Training Co-operative (
Maximum
number of students: 24
Items students will be required to bring to class:
None
Course
Title: OSHA 10 with Forklift
Certification
Course
length: 1 Day (8 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Trains
workers in the construction field on 29CFR Subpart K – Electric (29CFR
1926.400-.449), Subpart M – Fall Protection (29CFR 1926.500 - .503), Subpart P –
Excavations (29CFR 1926.650-.652), Subpart H – Materials Handling, storage, use
and disposal (29CFR 1926.602), Subpart O – Motor Vehicles (29CFR 1926.600/.601),
and proper PPE use. Also includes Forklift certification to comply with
OSHA 1910.178 Forklift Safety Training.
Maximum
number of students: 24
Items students will be required to bring to class: None
Course
Title: Operator Qualification
(OQ)
Course
length: 1 Day (8 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Address federal pipeline regulations in
Course is not offered at this time. The curriculum is being developed and class
will be scheduled once available.
Maximum
number of students: TBA
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
TBA
Operator Classes Offered:
Course
Title: Crane Operator Level I
Course
length: 3 Weeks (120 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Must have sufficient strength, endurance, agility,
coordination, and speed of reaction to meet physical demands, able to read,
write, comprehend, and use arithmetic.
Basic course description:
Designed to introduce members with little or no crane experience the hoisting
field.
Course
will cover maintenance, inspection and repair as well as information on load
charts, crane principles, and theories. Various other aspects including
principles of rigging, standards that apply to cranes and crane operators will
be covered.
**This course does not make attendees crane operators. Upon completion of class
members will have a better familiarization of crane operations and safety.
Maximum
number of students: 16
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Crane Operator Level II –
(NCCCO Prep)
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite:
● Previous NCCCO Certification
or
● 1,000 hours Crane Related
Experience (must be verified) and attendance in Crane
Operator Level I
or
● 1,500 hours Crane Related
Experience (must be verified)
Basic course description:
This
one week course is designed for members that are currently NCCCO Certified or
have a vast amount of crane experience. Course will cover general items that may
be covered on the NCCCO Written exam. Recommended for anyone re-certifying for
the NCCCO certification as well as anyone deeming they have enough experience to
take the NCCCO Written exam.
Maximum
number of students: 40
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Crane Operator Level III
(NCCCO Written Test)
Course
length: 1 Day (8 Hours)
Pre-requisite:
● Previous NCCCO Certification
or
● 1,000 hours Crane Related
Experience (must be verified) and attendance in Crane
Operator Level I
or
● 1,500 hours Crane Related
Experience (must be verified)
***
Must complete the applicable NCCCO Written Test application a minimum of 5 weeks
prior to test date. In addition, members are responsible for applicable fees and
documentation.
Basic course description:
Administration of the NCCCO Written examination by third party. The Training
Trust does not have access to the actual test and/or answers nor are they
responsible for the grading of said exams. Upon completion of examination the
results will be sent to you by the International Assessment Institute within 6
to 8 weeks.
Maximum
number of students: N/A
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Acceptance letter from NCCCO (Members can expect to receive this after
application has been finalized by NCCCO).
Course
Title: Crane Operator Level III
NCCCO Practical Examinations
Course
length: Varies
Pre-requisite:
● Previous NCCCO Certification
or
● 1,000 hours Crane Related
Experience (must be verified) and attendance in Crane
Operator Level I or
● 1,500 hours Crane Related
Experience (must be verified)
**Must
complete the applicable NCCCO application prior to testing. In addition, members
are responsible for applicable fees and documentation to include passport photo.
Basic course description:
Administration of the NCCCO Practical examination. The Practical Examiners on
staff administer the NCCCO Practical examination however they are not
responsible for the scoring of the tests. Upon completion of examination they
are forwarded to the International Assessment Institute and your results will be
sent to you by the International Assessment Institute within 6 to 8 weeks.
Maximum
number of students: N/A
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Passport Photo, Safety glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate
clothing.
Course
Title: Dozer Level I
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
This course covers the pre-operational checks and inspections. Helps develop
familiarity with control functions, basic dozer and scraper techniques including
slot dozing, v-ditches, push cat applications, safety, proper traveling, cuts
and fills and efficient work patterns.
Maximum
number of students: 7
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Dozer Level II
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Dozer Level I with 1000 Hours Dozer Experience (must be
verified)
OR 2000
Hours Dozer Experience (must be verified)
Basic course description:
This
course will familiarize students on how to fill and backfill using a dozer
around pipe, wall and foundations. Will also cover compaction requirements when
using a dozer to fill or backfill, demonstrate the positioning of a dozer for
efficient pushing/loading of scrapers, perform dozer ripping operations, and
include an introduction to GPS.
Maximum
number of students: 7
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Excavator/TLB Level I
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
This
course will cover the pre-operational checks and inspections of operation. Will
develop familiarity with control functions, ditching, benching, and loading
techniques. Machine care and safety will also be covered.
Maximum
number of students: 7
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Excavator/TLB Level II
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Excavator/TLB Level I and 1,000 Hours Excavator/TLB Experience
(must be verified) OR2,000 Hours Excavator/TLB Experience (must be verified)
Basic course description:
Introduction to laser advanced ditching, utilities, trench box techniques,
loading techniques, machine placement, safety and maintenance.
Maximum
number of students: 7
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Grade Checking Level I
Course
length: 2 Week (80 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
This
course will cover grade checking terminology, conversion of inches to decimal
feet to metric, project stationing, slope staking positions, basic plan reading,
jump stakes, material management, blasting volumes and percent slopes and grades
as they relate to road profiles and culvert layouts.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety glasses, hard hat, safety vest.
Weather appropriate clothing. Calculator with sign, co sign, square root and
tangent functions.
Course
Title: Grade Checking Level II
Course
length: 2 Weeks (80 Hours)
Pre-requisite: 80% passing grade in Grade Checking Level I or 80% passing
grade on entrance exam.
Basic course description:
This
course will cover a short review of grade checking fundamentals as well as
stakes, coordinate systems, local grids, methods of construction layout, and
introduction to GPS.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest. Weather appropriate clothing. Calculator with
sign, co sign, square root and tangent functions.
Course
Title: Grade Checking Level III
Course
length: 2 Weeks (80 Hours)
Pre-requisite: 80% passing grade in Grade Checking Level II or 80% passing
grade on entrance exam.
Basic course description:
This
course will review coordinate systems, GPS fundamentals, project planning from a
GPS perspective, GPS set up, configuration and operations. Students will also
perform topographic data collection and roadway staking.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest. Weather appropriate clothing. Calculator with
sign, co sign, square root and tangent functions.
Course
Title: Wheel Loader Level I
(Basic)
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Teaches pre-operational checks and inspections, nomenclature, develops
familiarity with control functions, basic loader techniques, backfilling,
feeding plant, stockpiling, pit operations and loader and truck safety.
Maximum
number of students: 7
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Wheel Loader Level II
(Production)
Course
length: 1 Weeks (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Wheel Loader Level I and 1,000 Loader Experience
OR
2,000 hours Loader Experience
Basic course description:
Students will learn equipment care, safety, machine placement, truck loading,
trenching, crusher/hot plant applications, multi-tasking, stockpiling and floor
maintenance.
Maximum
number of students: 7
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Motor Grader Level I
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Introduction to motor grader applications and skills. Emphasis on soils,
compaction and motor grader earthmoving operations. Will include segments on
road maintenance, sloping, ditching, ripping, scarifying, mixing and finishing.
Maximum
number of students: 7
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Motor Grader Level II
Course
length: 2 Weeks (80 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Motor Grader Level I and 1,000 hours Motor Grader Experience
OR
2,000 hours Motor Grader Experience
Basic course description:
This
course elevates experienced operators to use lasers, sonic trackers and GPS.
Maximum
number of students: 3 per Blade
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Course
Title: Paving Level I
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
This course will cover basic asphalt paving techniques and mat troubleshooting
procedures. In addition items to consider before paving, how the paver works and
how to prevent/correct mat defects will be reviewed.
Maximum
number of students: 7
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Safety
glasses, hard hat, safety vest and weather appropriate clothing.
Mechanic Classes Offered:
Course
Title: AC Electrical Level I
Course
length: 3 Weeks (120 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Includes instruction on motor controls, Ohm’s Law, basic line and ladder logic,
logic function, induction, Atomic Theory, and also several hours of hands on
laboratory work. Students should expect 2 – 3 hours of homework per night and
will be held accountable for completion of homework as well as class
participation review of homework. wire strippers, standard and Phillips
screwdrivers, colored pencils, calculator and safety glasses.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Wire strippers, standard and Phillips screwdrivers, colored pencils, calculator
and safety glasses.
Course
Title: AC Electrical Level II
Course
length: 3 Weeks (120 Hours)
Pre-requisite: 80% passing grade in
AC Electrical Level I or 80% passing grade on entrance exam
Basic course description:
Instruction of this class to include solid state devices, timers and counters,
proximity switches, and automobile sensing devices. Acceleration and
deceleration of AC/DC motors, troubleshooting techniques. Lab work includes
control wiring circuit for an actual 400 HP impactor and also an actual burner
control circuit simulation an asphalt plant operation. Students should expect 2
– 3 hours of homework per night and will be held accountable for completion of
homework as well as class participation review of homework.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Wire strippers, standard and Phillips screwdrivers, colored pencils, calculator
and safety glasses.
Course
Title: DC Electrical
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
40
hour course covering starters, charging, batteries, schematics, and wire
methods.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items students will be required to bring to class: TBA
Course
Title: DC Electrical Mobile
Computers
Course
length: 1 Week (40 Hours)
Pre-requisite: DC
Electrical or 80% passing grade on entrance exam
Basic course description:
Applied DC Electrical troubleshooting and repairing, DC circuits, and on board
mobile computers.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items students will be required to bring to class: TBA
Course
Title: Hydraulics
Course
length: 2 Weeks (80 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
80
hour course covering principals of pumps, motor valves, cylinders, heat
exchangers, accumulators, reservoirs, lines, and conductors.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items students will be required to bring to class: TBA
Course
Title: Power Generation
Course
length: 1 Week (40 hours)
Pre-requisite: 80%
passing grade in Electrical Level I and Level II or 80% passing grade on
entrance exam
Basic course description:
Continuation of AC Electrical Program supporting onsite electrical power
production.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items
students will be required to bring to class: TBA
Course
Title: Power Shift Transmission
Course
length: 2 Weeks (80 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Course covers theory and principals of operation, torque converters, hydraulic
controls, and power shift transmissions.
Maximum
number of students: 10
Items students will be required to bring to class:
TBA
Course
Title: Welding Level I
Course
length: 3 Weeks (120 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
An
introduction to the safe process of oxy-acetylene cutting and arc welding.
Designed for those with little or no experience this class covers the techniques
used in the maintenance and repair of heavy equipment.
Maximum
number of students: 6
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
TBA
Course
Title: Welding Level II
Course
length: 3 Weeks (120 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Must
have 80% passing grade in Welding Level I and a minimum of 1 year between
Welding Level I and Welding Level II
Basic course description:
Offers advanced techniques in welding applications, fabricating, hard surfacing,
and line boring.
Maximum
number of students: 6
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
TBA
Course
Title: MIG Welding
Course
length: 2 Weeks (80 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Must
have 80% passing grade in Welding Level I
Basic course description:
Course is designed to teach welders about arc welding safety and the gas metal
arc welding process (GMAW-MIG). Includes classroom lectures and hands on
instruction.
Maximum
number of students: 6
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
TBA
Course
Title: TIG Welding
Course
length: 2 Weeks (80 Hours)
Pre-requisite: Must
have 80% passing grade in Welding Level I
Basic course description:
Course
is designed to teach welders about arc welding safety and the gas tungsten arc
welding process (GTAW-TIG). Students will learn fundamentals of GTAW (TIG)
welding and upon completion of the course each student should have an
understanding of how the GTAW process works.
Maximum
number of students: 6
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
TBA
Pipeline Classes Offered:
Course Title:
Crane Pipeline Training
Course length: Three Weeks
(120 Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
This course will cover the areas of basic rigging and being
responsible for rigging the load. Knowing safety requirements for safe rigging
practices. Knowing the site conditions that could have an adverse effect on the
operations of any crane. Understanding and following the operator’s manual and
load charts. Know the manufacture’s criteria for safe operations of the crane.
Understanding how the crane works and its limitations. How to perform daily
inspections. Reporting needed adjustments and repairs. Knowing the load and
rigging weight provided by the lift director. Determining if there is enough
crane capacity to make the lift. Refusing to operate the crane when the crane of
load would enter prohibited zone of an energized power line. How to do a site
inspection before entering the site with a crane. How to check for energized
power lines. Stopping all crane work if an unsafe condition is present. OSHA
1926-550 and ANSI B30.5 regulations.
Maximum number of students:
TBA
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Appropriate cold weather gear. Safety gear to include
safety vests, safety glasses, hardhats and earplugs.
Course Title:
Ditch Class
Course length: Two Weeks (80
Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
This class consists of operating motor grader, loader with
forks and bucket, dozer, excavator and backhoe. Scenarios presented in class
will include moving of pallets, loading and unloading trucks, maintaining right
of ways, trenching, carrying grade, excavating and backfilling with a dozer, and
any other tasks needed for pipeline construction.
Maximum number of students:
6
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Appropriate cold weather gear. Safety gear to include
safety vests, safety glasses, hardhats and earplugs.
Course Title:
Drill Helper
Course length: Two Weeks (80
Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
This class will give you the very basic knowledge of what to
expect when working with and around a drill. (This is a beginner’s class and
does not qualify you to be Drill Hand.) Class will cover the various parts and
pieces of a drill and the set up. In addition safety, technique, maintenance,
and record keeping will be reviewed.
Maximum number of students:
TBA
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Appropriate cold weather gear. Safety gear to include
safety vests, safety glasses, hardhats and earplugs.
Course Title:
Pipeline Mechanic
Course length: 2 Weeks (80
Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Mechanics will be working with a journeymen mechanic to keep
all equipment up and running during all the sideboom classes and pipeline
training classes. This can involve anything from changing fuel filters and
broken hoses, removing booms and counter weights, replacing turbos and water
pumps, hard surfacing and welding projects. Equipment utilized in this training
will include: Sidebooms, VSM Drill, Dozers, Loaders, Backhoes, Excavators,
Heaters, Light Plants, Motor Graders and Cranes.
Maximum number of students:
TBA
Items
students will be required to bring to class:
Appropriate cold weather gear. Safety gear to include
safety vests, safety glasses, hardhats and earplugs.
Course Title:
Rolligon Mechanics Course
Course length: 1 Week (40
Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
Course includes an overview of Catco – who they are and
what they do. An overview of the tasks performed by the mechanics, mechanics and
the functions of the Rolligon, camp maintenance, maintenance of the equipment,
remote camp life and what to expect, fluids, parts (names and descriptions).
Hands on training will include the assembly or disassembly of Rolligon
(dependant on 1st or 2nd class). Change out most common
problem parts; go over components and what to watch for. Operating. A short GPS
orientation on the units used to navigate. A
Maximum number of students:
TBA
Items students will be required to bring to class:
Appropriate cold weather gear. Safety gear to include
safety vests, safety glasses, hardhats and earplugs.
Course Title:
Rolligon Operator Course
Course length: 1 Week (40
Hours)
Pre-requisite: None
Basic course description:
An overview of Catco – who they are and what they do.
Review tasks performed by the operator: Rolligon operation, camp maintenance,
basic maintenance of the equipment, remote camp life and what to expect. Hands
on training will include Rolligon operation, change out most common problem
parts, and go over components and what to watch out for. GPS orientation on the
units used to navigate. Map orientation on figuring out longitude and latitude,
putting it in the GPS and plotting a course. What to look for when traveling on
ice, crossing lakes, rivers and ocean travel. Information on different
characteristics of fresh water and salt water ice as to how they react to weight
and weather, how much ice it takes to support a certain weight.
Maximum number of students:
TBA
Items students will be required to bring to class:
Appropriate cold weather gear. Safety gear to include
safety vests, safety glasses, hardhats and earplugs.
Course Title:
Sideboom
Course length: 3 Weeks (120
Hours)
Pre-requisite: Must have 2
years experience operating equipment and;
1
year experience on a pipeline and;
1 year
experience on a large dozer
(D6,
D7, or D8)
and:
1 year
experience on a hydraulic or friction crane.
(All
experience must be verified)
Basic course description:
Sideboom class starts 1 week prior to pipeline training to
allow the operator’s time to get formerly introduced with the operation and
mechanics of sidebooms before working around equipment and people.
Classroom time will cover safety and operation of sideboom,
learning component names, and terminology and hand signals used with sideboom
and pipeline work.
Hands on training will include learning the controls and names
of components. Operating sidebooms with weight individually, controlling the
load, working as a team with 2 or more sidebooms lowering, raising, setting and
traveling with pipe. Setting pipe for pipe gang. Loading and unloading pipe on
trailers, setting pipe on VSM’s. How perform daily walk around inspections and
the assembly and disassembly of boom and counter weights.
Maximum number of students:
TBA
Items students will be required to bring to class:
Appropriate cold weather gear. Safety gear to include
safety vests, safety glasses, hardhats and earplugs.
Course Title:
Sideboom Refresher
Course length: 1 Week (40
Hours)
Pre-requisite: 500 Hours
Sideboom Related Experience (must be verified)
Basic course description:
Geared for Operators that have taken the Sideboom class or
have operated sidebooms previously and are in need of review on the controls and
operations of sidebooms.
Classroom training will include review of safety and operation
of sideboom. Review components, terminology and hand signals used with sideboom
and pipeline work.
Hands on training will include operating sidebooms with
suspended weight on an individual basis. Controlling the load. Working as a team
with 2 or more sidebooms lowering, raising, setting and traveling with pipe.
Perform daily walk around inspections and the assembly/disassembly of boom and
counter weights.
Maximum number of students:
TBA
Items
students will be required to bring to class
Appropriate cold weather gear. Safety gear to include safety vests, safety glasses, hardhats and earplugs.