Heavy Equipment Operator Jobs in Texas

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Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Heavy Equipment Operator positions.

The following top skills are often required or desired to land a Heavy Equipment Operator position

• Affirmative Action
• Backhoe
• Bulldozer
• Civil Construction
• Communication Skills
• Concrete
• Crane operator
• Crane Operator
• Demolition
• Development
• Driving
• Dump Truck
• Education Experience
• Electrical
• Equal Employment Opportunity
• Excavate
• Excavation
• Flagging
• Forklift
• General Repair
• Global Positioning System
• Highway Construction
• Human Resources
• Inspections
• Installation
• Land Clearing
• Leadership
• Leading
• Loading & Unloading
• Management
• Materials Management
• Motor Grader
• NCCCO Certified
• Orientation
• Paving
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Pile Driving
• Pipelayer
• Policy Administration
• Policy Development
• Preventive Maintenance
• Regulations
• Rigger
• Rigging
• Road Construction
• Scheduling
• Skid steer
• Specifications
• Staff Supervision
• Stand Up Reach Forklift
• Stonemasonry
• Traffic Control
• Training and Development
• Underground Utilities

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Real-world experience in the construction industry is an invaluable and irreplaceable qualification; however, some professionals choose to increase their knowledge and marketability by achieving general or specialized construction certifications.

Even though we are in the midst of an economic recovery that seems to be growing stronger by the day, the last decade has been very rough for the construction industry and its workforce.