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Hi ! I am a member of the International Union of Operating Engineers. That basically just means I am a union heavy equipment operator. I operate excavators, wheel loaders, ect. every day as my career. I do not have a specific liscense for these pieces of equipment, and none is required. However in order to operate a crane a liscense IS required. A crane liscense is not easy to get. Many hours of classroom training, then many hours of on the job training with a crane and liscensed crane operator. I believe it is around 1400 in the field hours, but I'm not exactly sure of the number. Some of the different jobs we have also require a certification for operating the off road Lull style forklifts. Depends on the job, who we are working for, and the contract. This is in N.Y. state. Other states may be different.
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