Career Details

Heavy Equipment Operator: Off-Road Dump Truck

Description

An off-road dump truck operator masters all concepts and procedures involved in the operation of off-road dump trucks. This includes basic daily preventive maintenance, safety checking, and control of the machine. He/she uses the off-road dump trucks to perform the appropriate work-related tasks.

Certifying Organization

National Center for Construction Education and Research

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Certificates

Certificate name

Combination of Tank Vehicle and Hazardous Materials

Certifying Organization

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

Type

Advanced

Certificate name

Tank Vehicle Endorsement (N)

Certifying Organization

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

Type

Advanced

Certificate name

Commercial Driver License (CDL)

Certifying Organization

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

Type

Advanced

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Projected Job Growth

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Career Cluster(s)

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