Heavy Equipment Operator Demand Infographic
Proper training can help keep the pipeline full of safe, efficient operators. With more than 45,700 new heavy equipment operator positions projected to be added
Before You Operate: Motor Grader Walkaround Inspection
Ensure operators are properly trained to complete thorough pre-operation inspections to enhance safety, minimize expenses, and prevent incidents. Performing a pre-operation walkaround inspection at the
Simformotion’s Apprenticeship Portal: A Gateway to Skilled Careers
As part of Simformotion’s commitment to help grow and develop a skilled heavy equipment operator (HEO) workforce, we designed the Apprenticeship Portal. The portal provides
Anderson County students learn using a virtual reality simulator
The Anderson County Career and Technical Center received the simulator earlier this year, and the class enrollment for next year has already filled up. Watch
Congratulations to the 2025 Cat® Simulators Student Showdown Champions
In January, Cat® Simulators invited students across North America to compete in the 2025 Cat Simulators Student Showdown. From March 3 to 28, students enrolled in
Canada Heavy Equipment Operators in the Workforce Infographic
With more than 31,200 new heavy equipment operator positions expected to be added to the Canadian workforce between 2022 and 2031, proper training will be
Big Trucks, Bigger Potential Hazards
Cat® Simulators’ Top Safety Tips for Mining Trucks Infographic Every movement is crucial when operating a Mining Truck and can mean the difference between keeping
2024 Construction Forecast Infographic
The projected outlook is bright for the U.S. construction industry in 2024. As a result, opportunities for those interested in becoming heavy equipment operators in the
Mining Contributions to Canada’s Economy Infographic
In 2022, Canada’s 70 metal and 931 non-metal mines contributed $125B to Canada’s total GDP, exported $127B in minerals and employed 403,000 people. To learn
Georgia’s New HEO High School Construction Pathway
Students in 12 Georgia high schools and career technical centers now have a pathway into the construction industry through the state of Georgia's Heavy Equipment