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Could be heavy equipment training school as a good career?
Hello, I'm looking for a career change. I am a 40 year old man. That was a pruner of my life. The parts of the body, especially my knees begin to give. My back is also in poor state. It is painful for the moment, but there is good potential for pain. I am looking for advice on my idea of school someoness heavy equipment. I have not done much construction in my life and I would not start like a growl back at the age of 40 years. They do not learn to use heavy equipment to be a good option for me. I work in small teams as backhoes, bobcats, forklifts, etc and I not only enjoy, but they usually learn very quickly how to do a decent job with them. What these well-paid jobs, these jobs benefit the health and retirement benefits. They are year-round or seasonally. Is this an optional trip in winter to keep the number of hours. Any information I get in that direction so you can make a decision would be helpful. Thanks to all Treemandave
I would also check the companies and gender construction in your area to see what the entry-level pay and benefits are for heavy equipment operators … also make the jobs are available in your area. As to whether it is seasonal or years, depending on where you live … in the construction of the South during the winter while in the north is in season. Also, you might consider road crews … that way if you live in the land of snow, you may be able to carry out snow removal in winter. Most are also of the Union that have good benefits. The only thing that worries me the information in your question is his health. Seals can not do better, or back, and the team has a heavy burden on both knees and back. I suggest you to find people who operate heavy machinery before sinking money to school … and talk with them and other material conditions. You might consider the possibility that the truck instead of heavy machinery … after $ 30-60k per year, its first year and the team is with air suspension, for the most part. Whatever you decide, good luck!
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