Students Have Real-World Experience With Simulator
CRESCO - Students from Crestwood and Riceville High Schools were able to experience a construction simulator at Northeast Iowa Community College (NICC) on Oct. 6.This
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Cat® Simulators Video Safety Series #4: Overload
In the fourth safety tip in our series, “7 Ways to Prevent Heavy Equipment Accidents,” we focus on the dangers of overload. See our other
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Hoopaugh Grading Focuses on Employee Training with Cat® Simulators
When Hoopaugh Grading Company, LLC, (HGC), one of the largest general contractors in North and South Carolina, opened the doors to the HGC Academy, owner
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Cat® Simulators Video Safety Series #3: Seat Belt Use
In the third safety tip in our series, “7 Ways to Prevent Heavy Equipment Accidents,” we focus on seat belt use. See our other video
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Cat® Simulators Video Safety Series #2: Three Points of Contact
In the second safety tip of our series, “7 Ways to Prevent Heavy Equipment Accidents,” we focus on mounting and dismounting the machine with one
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Cat® Simulators Video Safety Series #1: Walkaround
In our series, “7 Ways to Prevent Heavy Equipment Accidents,” we focus on a safety tip to learn how to prevent machine accidents. In the
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Mining For Gold
What’s worth its weight in gold around the world? Cat® Simulators heavy equipment operator training is, when future operators learn to run machines safely and
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Heavy Equipment Operator Students Train with Cat Simulators
After an accident left Jason Douglas unable to continue his career as an auto mechanic, he knew he needed to re-invent himself. At 36 years
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WPCC reveals new heavy equipment simulation lab
Those interested in pursuing a career in construction or heavy machinery operation can now receive training thanks to new simulator at Western Piedmont Community College.The
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Illinois Department of Corrections upends inmate work business model
As an Illinois state prison inmate, having a job when incarcerated is considered a privilege. About 1,100 men and women — out of the about 40,000 Illinois