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Heavy Equipment Operator Course Heavy Equipment Operator Course on CD COURSE OBJECTIVES This course provides the basic information required for Advanced Equipment Operators to perform the duties and responsibilities in the following positions: Air Detachment Equipment Supervisor Works with Windows, Mac, Unix, Linux and others. We find the search feature especially helpful. Search the entire document for a word, phrase or part of a word. Heavy Equipment Operator Course This chapter covers the basic principles of engines, fuel systems, air induction systems, lubrication systems, and cooling systems on equipment. This chapter covers the basic principles of manual and automatic transmissions, propeller shaft assemblies, and final drives. This chapter covers the basic principles of steering systems, suspension systems, tires, and brake systems. 4 Electrical and Hydraulic Systems This chapter covers the basic components of the electrical and hydraulic systems used in automotive and construction equipment. This chapter covers basic rules of the road and defensive driving. This chapter presents the basic information required for you to perform your duties effectively when assigned to support the operations of a transportation pool. 7 Tractor-Trailers and Dump Trucks This chapter covers the basic principles of tractor-trailer and dump truck operations. Forklifts are used to support construction operations whenever there is a need to lift, load, or unload materials or supplies. Because of the variety of makes and models of forklifts used in the Navy and the NCF, this chapter covers only the characteristics and basic principles of operations of forklifts. 9 Front-end Loaders, Excavators, and Ditchers This chapter covers the general characteristics and basic principles of operations of front-end loaders, excavators, and ditchers. This chapter covers the characteristics and basic principles of graders and scrapers operations. This chapter covers the general characteristics and basic principles of dozer and roller operations. Lifting heavy objects, loading and unloading construction materials, excavating earthwork materials, and driving and extracting piles are typical tasks accomplished by the use of cranes and attachments. This chapter covers the characteristics and basic principles of operations of mixing equipment, drilling equipment, compressed air equipment, and miscellaneous construction and maintenance equipment. of rotation designated by the manufacturer as agitating speed. Agitating speed is usually about 2 to 6 revolutions per minute, and mixing speed is Earthwork operations include much more than just moving the earth. As an EO, you must be able to use the techniques required to achieve the finished product. You accomplish this by planning and developing the steps to complete the project, studying earthwork volumes, reading and using construction grade stakes, transferring elevations with leveling equipment, and understanding the characteristics of soils and the procedures used in earthwork operations. 16 Paving Operations and Equipment This chapter presents only the basic components, procedures, and principles of paving operations. The extensive knowledge and skills, required to perform the operations, must be gained through formal training and on-the-job-training experience. II International Signals and Road Signs III The Metric System and Conversion Tables All material in Adobe PDF format. Easy to use search and print functions. -No personal checks. Personal checks will be returned. -Pennsylvania residents must pay sales tax. (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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