Course Description
The course will include:
- Hazards associated with wheeled loaders
- Regulations and legislation
- Inspections
- Loader components
- Leveling
- Stockpiling
- Loading trucks
Loader Operator training helps to increase operator safety and efficiency and reduces the number of accidents.
Any personnel required to operate a wheeled loader.
Loader Operator training is offered in-house at our training facilities:
Ketek Head Office – Edmonton
20204 110 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB, Canada, T5S 1X8
Ketek – Fort McMurray
3001 Snow Eagle Dr, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 0J4
Ketek – Grande Prairie
65021 Highway 43, Grande Prairie, AB T8V 3R5
On-site course delivery
Loader Operator training can be provided at your convenience.
For all on-site training inquiries, please email training@ketek.ca
or call 780-447-5050
Course time: Approximately 6 hours
(includes practical component)
Loader Operator training course price:
$225.00
Advertised prices are based on course delivery within 50 km of Edmonton. Cost may vary based on client needs and location. Course length may vary depending on class size, student interaction, and skill level of participants.
Retail, Corporate and Preferred Corporate pricing is available.
*Course prices are subject to change at the discretion of Ketek Group Inc.
**All confirmed bookings will be honoured at advertised/quoted price at time of registration.
Upon successful completion of basic Loader Operator course, a certificate of completion will be provided.
Re-certification: Every three years
All students are required to bring government-issued identification. If verification is not provided, the student will not be permitted to take the course.
Cancellation: 24-hours notice is required for all cancellations
- Late arrivals that are denied entrance to the class, or who fail to attend the class without notification (no-shows), will forfeit the full course fee.
- Qualified substitutions will be allowed up to the course start date in lieu of forfeitures.
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