Heavy Equipment Operator - Industry Training Authority

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Program Overview K13 W K14 W K15 W K16 W K17 W K18 W Create ditches Shouldering Form road base (subgrade) Place aggregates to specified elevations (“finish grading”) Clear snow and ice optional Use common attachments optional L. Operate Feller / Buncher L1 K Describe and comply with safety requirements L2 K Perform Pre Start Checks, Start Up/Shutdown Procedures, Monitor Performance L3 K Perform daily maintenance tasks L4 K Describe mechanical components, perform troubleshooting, basic repairs and maintenance L5 K Perform basic operator functions L6 W Identify Species for Felling L7 W L8 W Determine Block & Slope Orientation Communicate with Skidding Team - Soil Conditions -Ground Limitations M. Operate Wheel Skidder M1 K Describe and comply with safety requirements M2 K Perform Pre Start Checks, Start Up/Shutdown Procedures, Monitor Performance M3 K Perform daily maintenance tasks M4 K Describe mechanical components, perform troubleshooting, basic repairs and maintenance M5 K Perform basic operator functions M6 W Haul logs Heavy Equipment Operator: Program Outline • Industry Training Authority 7
Program Overview M7 W M9 W Manoeuvre over a variety of terrain Communicate with feller/buncher and work as an effective team N. Operate Track Skidder N1 K Describe and comply with safety requirements N2 K Perform Pre Start Checks, Start Up/Shutdown Procedures, Monitor Performance N3 K Perform daily maintenance tasks N4 K Describe mechanical components, perform troubleshooting, basic repairs and maintenance N5 W Perform basic operator functions N6 W Haul logs N7 W N9 W Manoeuvre over a variety of terrain Communicate with feller/buncher and work as an effective team O. Operate Grapple Yarder O1 K Describe and comply with safety requirements O2 K Perform Pre Start Checks, Start Up/Shutdown Procedures, Monitor Performance O3 K Perform daily maintenance tasks O4 K Describe mechanical components, perform troubleshooting, basic repairs and maintenance O5 K Perform basic operator functions O6 W Describe Yarder Crew Roles and Responsibilities O7 W O8 W Describe Inspections - Cables - Guy Lines Determine Block / Slope Orientation - Soil Conditions -Ground Limitations Heavy Equipment Operator: Program Outline • Industry Training Authority 8
Page 1 and 2: PROGRAM OUTLINE Heavy Equipment Ope
Page 3 and 4: HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR PROGRAM OU
Page 5 and 6: LINE F: OPERATE HAUL TRUCK ........
Page 7 and 8: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Core HEO Progr
Page 9 and 10: PROGRAM FLOW CHART Phase 1 Prerequi
Page 11 and 12: Program Overview HEAVY EQUIPMENT OP
Page 13 and 14: Program Overview F. Operate Articul
Page 15: Program Overview J. Operate Excavat
Page 19 and 20: SECTION 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
Page 21 and 22: B: Core - Essential Heavy Equipment
Page 23 and 24: D: Core - Job Control & Engineering
Page 25 and 26: F: Operate Articulated Haul Truck L
Page 27 and 28: G: Operate Loader Line G Operate: L
Page 29 and 30: H: Operate Backhoe (Optional In-Sch
Page 31 and 32: I: Operate Dozer Line I Operate: DO
Page 33 and 34: J: Operate Excavator Line J Operate
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LINE B: ESSENTIAL HEAVY EQUIPMENT K
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compressors (gas or electric) gene
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4 Describe grapple yarders 5 Descri
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3 Describe skills and attributes so
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LINE D: JOB CONTROL AND ENGINEERING
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of structures create offset layout
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3 Control the creation of slope Lea
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2 Interpret stakes 3 Use layout to
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significant hazard in event of rupt
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Achievement Criteria: Students wil
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4 Describe environmental concerns r
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2 3 4 Describe types and potential
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plan for flood events, high rainfal
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5 Use Personal Protective Equipment
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4 Monitor performance of equipment
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attery terminals 6 Housekeeping ga
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LINE F: OPERATE HAUL TRUCK Competen
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Achievement Criteria: General: Vis
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dumping handle transmission approp
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3 Perform shutdown procedures safe
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3 4 5 6 7 Drain air system reservoi
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LINE G: OPERATE LOADER Competency:
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LINE H: OPERATE BACKHOE Competency:
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Suggested Assessment: Time and qua
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Specific to this task: Consistent,
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Suggested Assessment: In a period
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Achievement Criteria: General: Stu
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6 Excavate service trenches, etc o
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5 Build a legal load This is the t
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LINE I: OPERATE DOZER Competency: I
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Specific to this task: To complete
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Plans and conducts work with minima
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General: Visual checks, constant a
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5 Use Personal Protective Equipment
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shutdown required? Achievement Crit
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6 Adjust track tension as required
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LINE J: OPERATE EXCAVATOR Competenc
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Perform basic moves with equipment
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4 Grade area finish grading is acc
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the angle of the slope is accomplis
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4 Communicate truck placement for
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Specific to this task: Trenching:
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Specific to this task: proficient
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Suggested Assessment: Time and qua
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Plans and conducts work with minima
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3 4 Rock Breaker Possibly muncher,
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LINE K: OPERATE GRADER Competency:
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Suggested Assessment: Successfully
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4 Describe and apply wheel lean con
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establish desired road profile - so
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Time and quantity as instructor dee
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ackslope or onto the road. Either w
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Suggested Assessment: A proficient
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disadvantage (as in ruining a good
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Achievement Criteria: blade float
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LINE L: OPERATE FELLER BUNCHER Comp
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Specific to this Task: To complete
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LINE M: OPERATE WHEEL SKIDDER Compe
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LINE N: OPERATE TRACK SKIDDER Compe
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LINE O: OPERATE GRAPPLE YARDER Comp
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Suggested Assessment: Observation
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LINE P: OPERATE DANGLE HEAD PROCESS
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Suggested Assessment: An exercise
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6 Adjust track tension as required
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Demonstrate proper positioning to l
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LINE Q: OPERATE LOG LOADER Competen
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Specific to this task: To complete
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SECTION 3 TRAINING PROVIDER STANDAR
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4 - Apply Operating Fundamentals Tr
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Dumpy level (builders level, ‘tra
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Cat Operator e-Learning CDs Cat e-L
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Abbreviations: BM or B/M: bench ma
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Term daylighting density embankment
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Term Definition ownership, or appro
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