1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. All applicable safety precautions and procedures. 2. Starting procedures, shut-down procedures, controls, and their functions. 3. Routine fueling, lubricating, servicing. 4. Actual operation of the equipment.

1. Work zone safety awareness 2. OSHA 10-hour construction course 3. All OSHA rules, regulations, standards applicable to the trade 4. Drug and alcohol awareness 5. Hearing awareness and loss prevention 6. Hazard Communication, including MSDS 7. First aid/CPR – minimum 6.5 hours every 3 years 8. Welding safety – including the use of personal protective equipment; the OSHA hazcom standard covering all gases, fumes and vapors that can occur during welding; and OSHA confined-space rules (required for each apprentice who will do any welding) 9. Handling hazardous materials (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “M” on Appendix A): a. 40-hour Hazmat certification course b. Annual re-certification (8-hour refresher course and safety review) 10.Asbestos safety a. If apprentice will do any handling of asbestos: i. Successfully complete a course approved by the New York State Department of Health for “Asbestos Handler” and obtain, and keep current, an “Asbestos Handler (Worker)” certificate from the New York State Department of Labor. b. If apprentice will do no handling of asbestos: i. Asbestos Awareness – minimum 4 hours (see attachment) 11.Sexual Harassment Prevention Training – must comply with section 201-g of the Labor Law

1. Use of grade instruments and plans a. Transit and hand level b. Theodolite c. Leveling rods d. Measurement instruments e. Stakes 2. Commercial Driver’s License preparation a. Testing requirements b. Inspection stipulations c. Driving course 3. Rigging (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “H” and/or “I” on Appendix A) a. Chart reading b. Crane set-up c. Cable specs 4. Fuels and lubricants a. Fuels, oils, grease and equipment b. Grease truck and tools 5. Basic and advanced equipment skills (technical training and seat time) a. Backhoe (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “A” on Appendix A) b. Excavator (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “B” on Appendix A) c. Dozer (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “C” on Appendix A) d. Loader (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “D” on Appendix A) e. Scraper (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “E” on Appendix A) f. Grader (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “F” on Appendix A) g. Dragline & Other Bucket-Type Equipment (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “G” on Appendix A) h. Crane (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “H” on Appendix A) i. Derricks & Piledrivers (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “I” on Appendix A) j. Compaction Roller (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “J” on Appendix A) k. Forklift, including forklift certification required by OSHA (required for each apprentice being trained in Work Process “K” on Appendix A)

1. Theory 2. Repair 3. System changes 4. Maintenance 5. Mechanical System a. Basic hydraulics b. Basic electrical c. Power trains

1. Oxygen and acetylene welding 2. Electrical welding 3. Cutting

1. Industrial and labor relations a. History and background (6 hours, 1st year) b. Current laws and practices (14 hours, 2nd year) c. Diversity

These courses may include the following, or other courses required by the sponsor or the New York State Education Department: 1. Disaster site worker training 2. OSHA courses above and beyond those specified above 3. Homeland security