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National Association
of Heavy Equipment Training Schools |
| Welcome The National Association of Heavy
Equipment Training Schools (N.A.H.E.T.S.). Heavy equipment training schools approved
by NAHETS must meet strict standards in the following areas:
heavy equipment safety, graduate career resource centers, job
placement assistance, heavy equipment employer development programs,
faculty development, heavy equipment project orientation, and
heavy equipment operations. |
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| Members schools and colleges of NAHETS have the following: |
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- Full time campus director or college president
- Full time on site campus job placement
director
- Full time on site campus financial aid
director
- Full time on site campus admissions director
- Full time on site Heavy equipment training
director
- Full time Certified heavy equipment training
instructors
- Equipment types:
- backhoe
- bulldozer
- crane (30 ton rough terrain)
- dump truck
- excavator
- forklift, rough terrain
- motor grader
- skidsteer (CA, OK, NV)
- wheel loader
- 10-20 acre minimum heavy equipment training
area
- 2-4 classrooms dedicated to training heavy
equipment operators
- No other business conducted at training
site
- Clean administrative facilities.
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| NAHETS Membership requirements |
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| Each member heavy equipment training
school that wishes to join NAHETS must have no other activity
associated with the operation of the school. In other
words, 100% of their operations must be dedicated to training
heavy equipment operators. |
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What to look for
in your heavy equipment training school
Students interested in attending a heavy equipment training
school should look for the following: |
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- Dedicated heavy equipment training, no
other business operated from the school and or heavy equipment
training facility
- Sufficient facilities
- Large training area
- Full time campus Job Placement director
- Career Resource Center, located at the
Campus
- Published standards
- Membership in NAHETS
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