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The practical/hands-on portion of this training is on-site, our instructor will come to your location and complete training on your equipment.

Skid Steer

Often seen as small and bouncy, safety considerations are often underestimated due to their small size. Proper training will increase safety of operations.

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Here's what you'll learn

Our professional instructors will teach you:

Keys to Professional Operation

Pertinent Regulations

Pre-shift Inspection Procedures

Safe Machine and Attachment Hook-up and Operation

Can You Answer any or all of The Questions Below?

What effect does a different attachment have on my skid steer?

Where are the hazard areas around a skid steer?

What tasks can I complete with a skid steer?

Are Your Drivers Making These Expensive Mistakes?

Using an attachment, the skid steer is not rated for

Excessive tipping incidents

Inefficient work cycles

Excessive tire wear/getting stuck

Industry Standards

Our instruction meets or exceeds industry standards

Certifications

Certification documents proficiency and skills

Peer to Peer Training

Facilitated learning peer to peer. Experience counts!

Expert Instructors

Taught by pro instructors who’ve done the job!

Built From Experience

Courses developed by people who’ve done the job

Service First

We are committed to your success, start to finish

Documentation Provided

Materials Provided

Student Book

Test

Operator Training Summary

Certificate of Completion

Practical

Hands-On Activities

Pre-trip Inspection

Clearance Training

Stock Piling

Loading Trucks

Why Take This Course

These little loaders are frequently seen bouncing around work sites, performing tight turns and delivering loads at high speeds. The problem is they should not be bouncing along nor should they be operated at excessive speed due to safety considerations. A smooth operator is one who can perform with a high output, but with much more care for the machine and those working nearby.

Operator and machine performance go hand-in-hand; the smoother and more skilled the operator is, the more effectively they perform and the less stress is placed on machine components. Training helps identify and correct operator weaknesses, thereby guaranteeing a more safe, productive and efficient worker.

Who Should Attend?

Any person responsible for operating a skid steer.

A FIT FOR EVERY NEED