How do I get certified to operate heavy equipment?
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Fill out an application at the Local Operators Union Hall to be in the training program.  You do the training program and the apprenticeship program.
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of course they are a requirement. would you hire a mechanic that has a background in basket-weeving? go to http://www.mcmcse.com/ and check it out. most comprehensive site about IT certifications on the net.
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Go to this website, julia!\n\nhttp://www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs/reqproc/certified_copy.shtm
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only if they have the correct equipment and are credentialed to utilize it within the scope of their participation with the carrier
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Depends what country/province/state you live or work in as is different everywhere. You'll need to have a degree from a respected university and relevant experience. I think in the States they make you do extra exams. In Britain or the Commonwealth try\n\nhttp://www.imeche.org.uk
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Start with CertMag ... it is computer related.  There are separate links for medical, trucking, ...
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Are you qualified in your trade?Do you have any certificate from any industrial training institute? If so,immediately approach any man power recruiting agencyof repute in your area.Plenty of jobs for skilled persons like you are available in canada,australia,newzealand. Dont bank on your luck. Approach the right agency in your area.Bestwishes.
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That depends on a lot of things. Particularly\n\n1. How much money you have to spend.\n2. What kind of education you have.\n\nIf you have a bachelors in a related field (kinesiology, nutrition, etc) then your options are a lot more open. Since you are asking this question I will assume that you do not. I have an AFAA cert, which is well respected. NASM is also well respected. But there is a new cert, NBFE=National Board of Fitness Examiners, which will soon become the norm. To get this you must already possess one of the other certs (which include NASM and AFAA along with ACE and some others).\n\nAll in all you are probably going to be set back somewhere in the 500 dollar range. This doesnt include the stuff you should buy (such as a sphygometer, fat calipers, oh, and let us not forget insurance!).
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generally all you need is a high school diploma to be a technician (unless your state has diffrent requirements than mine). there is a certification course, but it isnt required by law(some places may require you to take it though)
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DEVESTATING. CHECK MOUT SITES ON OSHA,\nOCCUPATIONAL SAFETY HEALTH ASSN, BRANCH OF FEDERAL GOV.\nGOD BLESS
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First, check with your local government to see what the licensing requirements are. You will need a DBA (doing business as) certificate. Buy books on locksmithing (inexpensive way to learn):\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0071448292/104-0070440-4230360?v=glance&n=283155\n\nor enroll in a correspondence course (expensive way to learn, but has its benefits). Join an association like The National Locksmith. You will get a monthly magazine and an optional $15,000 bond with an ID card. Check eBay (search 'locksmithing') for supplies and educational material. \n\nHope this helps.
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MCSE, CCNA, CISSP, the list goes on and on just type in Google Computer certifications or network certifications something like that
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You must, by OSHA regulation, be 40 hour HAZWOPER (hazardous waste operations) trained to at least "awareness" level.  If you're honestly interested in Haz Waste Ops, hit the Chemistry classes, familiarize yourself with basic concepts--oxidizer, reducer, corrosive, spontaneously combustible, etc., etc.  You'll have to be trained to at least "Technician" level.  Personally, I hold a "Specialist" certification.  Be advised that there are literally volumes and volumes of both regulations and requirements for proper storage, segregation, handling, lab packing, transporting and treating of Haz Waste.
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Check this site: http://www.wcei.net/\n\nThey offer certification classes in many different states, including Tennessee. Click date and locations on the left side menu.
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In the US it can be military training, a two year technical school, or a two-year Associates Degree college program to become a technician. A minimum four year Bachelor's Degree program is required to become a licensed engineer. Becoming a licensed ham radio operator or an active member of a robotics hobbyist club will help you to become an exceptional engineer.\n\nWK
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No.\nIf you can pass the tests, you can get certified.
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There is no licensing requirement, and many learn the skills while on the job. If you're new to the field, look into some courses at a local community college.