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Operating Engineer
Operating Engineers operate, assemble and maintain the power equipment used in road building and the construction of dams, pipelines,
utilities and levees. Local 115 of the Operating Engineers also represents people working in a variety of other trades in heavy construction,
aviation, fabrication, dredging, industrial equipment, manufacturing, mechanical repair, mining, transportation and waste management.
Apprenticeship—Local 115 owns and manages a registered training facility in Maple Ridge, B.C. and is the provincial apprenticeship
training institute for all mobile crane apprentices in the province.
Apprenticeship Training:
Mobile Crane Operator
Automotive Partsperson
Industrial Engine and Equipment Partsperson
Automotive Refinishing Prep. Technician
Automotive Refinishing Technician
Commercial Transport Mechanic
Diesel Engine Mechanic
Electrician
Forklift Mechanic
Heavy Duty Mechanic
Millwright
Mobile Crane
Steel Fabricating
Welding
Winder Electrician
Upon successful completion journeypersons in these trades receive a provincial Certificate of Apprenticeship,
a provincial Certificate of Qualification and the inter-provincial Standard Examination (Red Seal) endorsement where applicable.
Non-Apprenticeship Training:
Excavator Operator / Rubber Tired Backhoe Operator
Concrete Pump Operator
Grader Operator
Dozer Operator
Loader Operator
Plant Operator (Aggregate, Asphalt, Concrete)
Asphalt Laydown trainee, Levels 1,2 & 3
Forklift Certification
Rigging – Entry Level & Advanced
Mobile Crane and Boom Truck upgrading
Heavy Duty Mechanic (Apprentice evaluation)
Contact— Brad Randall, Administrator
Operating Engineers Training Plan
Phone: 604-299-7764
E-mail: oetp@iuoe115.com
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