ATS offers a variety of skills-oriented training programs in Heavy Equipment Operation, Crane Operations, Horizontal Directional Drill Operations, Truck Driving, and Rigging.
If you're a veteran exploring crane operator training options or want to learn more about how your military experience can translate to this field, contact us to discuss specialized programs designed for military transitions. Your service has prepared you with valuable skills—now it's time to deploy them in a civilian career where they'll be truly valued.
Key Takeaways Ergonomic injuries account for 33% of all workplace injuries, with direct costs exceeding $20 billion annually, and cause 38% more lost workdays than the average workplace injury. Proper seat positioning, control layout, and regular breaks can reduce operator…
Unsure if a hydraulic or mechanical crane fits your project? Get clear comparisons, market data, and actionable advice every operator should know.
Master the essentials of HDD site preparation with our expert guide covering bore planning, equipment setup, and regulatory compliance for flawless drilling projects.
This article explores practical ways equipment operators can become fuel efficiency champions. These aren't complicated technical fixes - they're simple changes in how you prepare, operate, and maintain your machines that can add up to major savings and a smaller environmental footprint.
When equipment fails on a job site, every minute of downtime costs money. Been there, done that! For utility crews and construction teams relying on digger derricks, these costs can add up quickly. Rather than waiting helplessly for a maintenance team to arrive (who knows when!), knowing how to troubleshoot common issues can save valuable time and keep your projects moving forward.
From mysterious markings to precise elevation control - we'll walk you through everything you need to know about grade stakes to transform rough terrain into perfectly graded surfaces. Real-world tips that'll save you time, money and headaches!
How we bring down the big boys. It's a mix of careful planning, teamwork, and a healthy respect for gravity. At Operator School, we know that taking down a tower crane is just as important as putting one up. It's all part of the job, and we're here to make sure it's done right.
Setting up a mobile crane on uneven ground isn't something to take lightly. It takes careful site evaluation, proper leveling techniques, ground preparation, and constant monitoring. When we combine all these approaches, we dramatically reduce risks while making operations more efficient.
Did you know that equipment problems cause a lot of construction delays? That's why picking the right machines is so important. If you're new to operating heavy equipment, learning how to read those thick catalogs full of tech specs isn't just helpful—it's essential for your career. Let's break down how to understand all that technical info without getting overwhelmed.