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What is an Operating
Engineer?
An Operating Engineer operates or
repairs and services construction equipment used in the
building or demolition of roads, dams, buildings, and power
plants. An Operating Engineer also processes material used
in the production of sand/gravel, concrete and
asphalt.
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The three classifications for
training are:
1. Equipment operator
2. Heavy duty mechanic
3. Plant equipment
operator
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How do I
qualify?
Must be at least 18 years of
age
Have a high school diploma or
GED
Pass a general knowledge
test
Pass an oral interview
Pass a substance abuse
test
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What are the program
specifics?
Length of program - 3
years
6,000 hours on-the-job
training
Complete 512 hours of related
classroom training with college credit
Six (6) month probationary
period
Statewide program
Start at 60% of journeyman
rate
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What do I need to
apply?
Copy of high school diploma
or GED
Picture ID
Completed application
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Where do I
apply?
Applications are taken on the 1st and
3rd Friday of each month between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. at
the Casa Grande training site. The general knowledge test is
administered at 10:00 a.m.
Arizona Operating
Engineers Mailing Address:
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Apprenticeship &
Training System
10797 W. Randolph Rd.
Casa Grande,
Arizona 85294
(520) 836-1890 Casa
Grande
(602) 252-1844 Phoenix
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