HMP Heavy Equipment Certification Training
- Individuals seeking employment or career changes
- Low-income individuals
- Individuals returning from incarceration/re-entry programs
- Veterans
- Community college students/participants
- Other individuals facing barriers to traditional education or employment
Our programs are built for anyone that wants to better their lives. HMP Training now serves both Hagerstown, Maryland and Martinsburg, West Virginia. We have partnered with numerous organizations including:- Gatekeepers (re-entry programs) – Hagerstown, MD
- Veterans Administration – Martinsburg, WV
- Blue Ridge Community & Technical College – Martinsburg, WV
- Horizon Goodwill Industries – Hagerstown, MD
- Washington County Public Schools – Hagerstown, MD
HMP Training now offers a series of one week certified OSHA compliant heavy equipment training course
(compete program is 4 weeks, 3 certifications with 120 hours of training). Our instructors are certified trainers and students receive certifications in Excavator Operation & Safety, Advance Trench Digging, Skid Steer Operations & Safety and Forklift. Plus students will take place in our Task/Job Simulation week where we create real life on the job scenarios. The course includes classroom time and lots of hands on training. Click here to apply
We are proud to announce that HMP Training is now an accredited NCCER training facility!
What is NCCER Certification?
NCCER (National Center for Construction Education and Research) certification is a highly esteemed credential that holds considerable weight in the construction sector across the United States. It validates an individual’s knowledge, skills, and proficiency to perform construction tasks safely and effectively.
But NCCER certification is more than just a credential. It demonstrates a commitment to safety, productivity, and sustainable practices—qualities that are essential in today’s ever-evolving construction landscape.
The Value of NCCER Certification
For individuals, obtaining NCCER certification means standing out in a competitive job market. It showcases not only your expertise but also your dedication to maintaining high standards of safety and quality in your work. Employers recognize NCCER certification as a benchmark of excellence, making certified individuals more attractive candidates.
For businesses, hiring NCCER-certified individuals is an investment in a skilled workforce that prioritizes safety and quality. It fosters an environment where continuous learning and improvement are at the forefront, ensuring that projects are completed efficiently and effectively.
What This Means for HMP Training
Becoming an accredited NCCER training facility reinforces our dedication to providing the highest level of education and training. Our programs are designed to equip individuals with the practical experience and rigorous training needed to excel in the construction industry.
We are excited to offer our students access to an industry-recognized certification that enhances their employability and sets them up for success in their careers. Our commitment to fostering a safe and productive work environment aligns perfectly with NCCER’s mission, and we are proud to be a part of it.
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Excavator Operation and Safety Certification Training, Excavation & Trench Safety Certification Training (Advanced Class) and Skid Steer Operation and Safety Training
Student Receives Three Certifications (It is not required that you commit to all four weeks at one time)
An OSHA-Compliant and I-CAB Recognized Training Class for Excavators. This course satisfies OSHA’s requirements for the classroom portion of the course.
Day and evening classes available. Day classes run Mon. – Fri. 9am-3pm. Contact us using the form on this page for class start dates.
To make a payment, please email us at info@heavymetalplayground.com
or call
Have questions? Use the contact form for more information.
You must register in advance because seating is limited.
Topics Taught In This Class:
- Safety
- Inspection of Equipment
- Operations
- Operator’s Manual
- Soil Classification Types