When you need to lift heavy amounts of soil, an excavator is a must on your job site. Excavators are popular earthmoving vehicles that feature a bucket, arm, rotating cab, and movable tracks. These components provide superior digging power and mobility, allowing this heavy equipment
to perform a variety of functions, from digging trenches and breaking holes to lifting away waste and excavating mines. When renting your excavator, you’ll want to consider its size and speed as well as the working conditions, such as the amount of space and the soil types.
The most common excavator types are crawlers, dragline excavators, suction excavators, skid steer, and long reach excavators.

Excavators are used in many ways:

●Digging attachments and dredging
●Construction
●Demolition with hydraulic claw, cutter and breaker of trenches, holes, foundations
●General grading/landscaping
●Mining, especially, but not only open-pit mining etc.

One of the biggest challenges that construction companies face today is the shortage of skilled workers. They are unable to find qualified operators that they can put in a piece of equipment [and be certain they] understand what they're doing or know what they need to do to get the job done. That's where we come in. “Here at Equilog, we train excavator operators and certify excavator operators through Hardhat
Training Centre, OSHA & International Association of Drilling Contractor IADC.

Additionally, we offer training on safe operations and we observe all OSHA standard on machinery operations. There are lots of benefits that come from learning to operate an excavator, these are to mention a few;

Employability:
Simply put, employers like to hire operators with both a depth and breadth of knowledge and experience. And while you’ll have to gain most of your experience on the job, heavy equipment training is a great way for a novice to get a little operating experience under their belts, and for
all students to expand their knowledge on a wide range of important work-related subjects.

Pay and Benefits:
An O ’level certification and the ability to read and write is all the schooling required for acceptance into our heavy equipment operator training program. And program graduates find that their pay as a heavy equipment operator far outstrips their previous paycheck-to-paycheck
existence. Actual wages earned will vary according to specific job and location. Nevertheless, wider knowledge and skill provides an edge over competitors.

In some cases, heavy equipment operators may also look forward to a wide range of employee benefits such as:

●Health care and Retirement plan.
●Steady compensation.
●Job security.

Accelerated Training and Career Services:

Course lengths vary depending on the particular school and equipment, our excavator program can be competed in 6 week. Accelerated operator training course result in greater program affordability and no time wasted in learning non-essential subject matter.We give trainees career
advice and we also help them create their resume.

Job Satisfaction:
●Research have proven that the majority of heavy equipment operators are “highly satisfied and the happiest” in their employment.

●Actually, it’s really no surprise why heavy equipment operators like their jobs. Besides good pay and benefits, the work is both challenging and offers the satisfaction that comes seeing the physical results of one’s labor.

If the benefits described above sound good to you, it’s time to consider enrolling in a quality heavy equipment operator training program…………….EQUILOG OPEN THE DOOR TO A NEW CAREER! 09091746789 08088821299

Royal Building Office km 25 Lekki Epe Expressway Ajah. before Abraham Adesanya

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When you need to lift heavy amounts of soil, an excavator is a must on your job site. Excavators are popular earthmoving vehicles that feature a bucket, arm, rotating cab, and movable tracks. These components provide superior digging power and mobility, allowing this heavy equipment
to perform a variety of functions, from digging trenches and breaking holes to lifting away waste and excavating mines. When renting your excavator, you’ll want to consider its size and speed as well as the working conditions, such as the amount of space and the soil types.
The most common excavator types are crawlers, dragline excavators, suction excavators, skid steer, and long reach excavators.

Excavators are used in many ways:

●Digging attachments and dredging
●Construction
●Demolition with hydraulic claw, cutter and breaker of trenches, holes, foundations
●General grading/landscaping
●Mining, especially, but not only open-pit mining etc.

One of the biggest challenges that construction companies face today is the shortage of skilled workers. They are unable to find qualified operators that they can put in a piece of equipment [and be certain they] understand what they're doing or know what they need to do to get the job done. That's where we come in. “Here at Equilog, we train excavator operators and certify excavator operators through Hardhat
Training Centre, OSHA & International Association of Drilling Contractor IADC.

Additionally, we offer training on safe operations and we observe all OSHA standard on machinery operations. There are lots of benefits that come from learning to operate an excavator, these are to mention a few;

Employability:
Simply put, employers like to hire operators with both a depth and breadth of knowledge and experience. And while you’ll have to gain most of your experience on the job, heavy equipment training is a great way for a novice to get a little operating experience under their belts, and for
all students to expand their knowledge on a wide range of important work-related subjects.

Pay and Benefits:
An O ’level certification and the ability to read and write is all the schooling required for acceptance into our heavy equipment operator training program. And program graduates find that their pay as a heavy equipment operator far outstrips their previous paycheck-to-paycheck
existence. Actual wages earned will vary according to specific job and location. Nevertheless, wider knowledge and skill provides an edge over competitors.

In some cases, heavy equipment operators may also look forward to a wide range of employee benefits such as:

●Health care and Retirement plan.
●Steady compensation.
●Job security.

Accelerated Training and Career Services:

Course lengths vary depending on the particular school and equipment, our excavator program can be competed in 6 week. Accelerated operator training course result in greater program affordability and no time wasted in learning non-essential subject matter.We give trainees career
advice and we also help them create their resume.

Job Satisfaction:
●Research have proven that the majority of heavy equipment operators are “highly satisfied and the happiest” in their employment.

●Actually, it’s really no surprise why heavy equipment operators like their jobs. Besides good pay and benefits, the work is both challenging and offers the satisfaction that comes seeing the physical results of one’s labor.

If the benefits described above sound good to you, it’s time to consider enrolling in a quality heavy equipment operator training program…………….EQUILOG OPEN THE DOOR TO A NEW CAREER! 09091746789 08088821299

Royal Building Office km 25 Lekki Epe Expressway Ajah. before Abraham Adesanya

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