Any construction site employs heavy equipment to boost productivity and finish the project on time. But while heavy earthmoving equipment brings operational efficiency it also invites safety issues.

Massive bulldozers, street paver vehicles, and other types of major construction vehicles require operators who have special training. Not only do the operators need skills so they can maneuver the ...

There are more than 2.8 million miles of regulated pipe in the U.S. carrying oil, natural gas, chemicals and various hazardous liquids, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation, or DOT.

In 2021, the construction industry reported the highest number of fatal work injuries in the private sector—many of which resulted from preventable accidents. The key to preventing these accidents is ...

effectively to a student training on a Cat Simulators system. The U.S. Bureau of Labor projects more than 50,800 new heavy equipment operator positions will be added to the U.S. workforce every year ...

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Get an inside-the-cab view of a heavy excavator operator working on a large earthmoving site. From the operator's seat, you can see the controls, digital displays, hydraulic systems, and the ...

In Toledo, Ohio, the Department of Public Service and the Department of Public Utilities together employ more than 75 heavy equipment operators to run the municipality’s equipment fleet. From motor ...

Experience a heavy equipment operation from inside the operator’s cab as a powerful wheel loader moves through a large aggregate processing site. From this close operator perspective, you can see the ...