Personal Certification

Certification Schemes by Times United

Operator certifications are specific to the type of equipment, machinery, or industry in which they are required. We offer various operator certifications to ensure that individuals have the necessary skills and knowledge to operate specific equipment safely and efficiently. Here is a list of operator certifications we are providing,

• Mobile Crane Operator Certification:
  • For individuals operating mobile cranes on construction sites
• Tower Crane Operator Certification:
  • Specifically for those operating tower cranes, this certification ensures expertise in handling these specialized construction machines.
• EOT Crane Operator Certification:
  • For individuals operating electric overhead cranes
• Boom Truck Operator Certification:
  • Certification for operators of boom trucks, which combine crane and bucket truck functionality for tasks like material handling and aerial work.
• Hoisting Equipment Operator Certification:
  • Offered for those operating hoisting equipment.
• Hoist and Winch Operator Certification:**
  • Focuses on the safe operation of hoists and winches used for lifting and pulling loads in various industries.
• Aerial Lift and Scissor Lift Operator Certification:
  • Focusing on the safe operation of aerial lifts and scissor lifts, these certifications ensure that operators are skilled in using these elevated platforms.
• Rigger certifications typically include different levels to represent varying degrees of expertise and responsibility.
  
  Here is a list of rigger certifications at different levels, including Level I, Level II, and Level III:
  • Level III Rigger Certification:
    This certification focuses on basic rigging skills, including selecting and inspecting rigging equipment, understanding load dynamics, and ensuring load stability.
  • Level II Rigger Certification:
    Building upon Level III, this certification delves into more complex rigging scenarios, including load control, multiple crane lifts, and critical lifts.
  • Level I Rigger Certification:
    This advanced certification is for experienced riggers and focuses on complex rigging operations, including engineered lifts, planning, and risk assessment.
    
    Please note that the availability of specific levels of rigger certifications may vary by certification providers, and the nomenclature might differ slightly from one organization to another.
• Forklift Operator Certification:
  • Vital Certification for individuals operating forklifts, which may include different types of forklifts, such as counterbalance, reach trucks, and pallet jacks.
• Telehandler Operator Certification:
  • Certification for telehandler operators, versatile machines used for lifting and material handling in construction.
• Excavator Operator Certification:
  • Focusing on safe and efficient excavation, these certifications are essential for operators using excavators in construction projects.
• Trencher Operator Certification:
  • For individuals operating trenching equipment in various construction applications, including utilities and landscaping.
• Underground Construction Equipment Operator Certification:
  • For professionals operating equipment in tunneling, mining, and underground construction projects.
• Concrete Pump Operator Certification:
  • For professionals operating concrete pumps, ensuring safe and efficient concrete placement in construction projects.
• Backhoe Operator Certification:
  • Covering the operation of backhoes, these certifications confirm expertise in excavation and digging tasks.
• Grader Operator Certification:
  • Grader operators responsible for road construction and maintenance can benefit from certifications verifying their skills.
• Road Roller Operator Certification:
  • Certification for operators of road rollers used for compaction in road construction and asphalt paving.
• Asphalt Paver Operator Certification:
  • Operators of asphalt paving machines can obtain certifications showcasing their proficiency in paving and roadwork.
• Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) Operator Certification:
  • For those operating HDD equipment used in underground construction and utility installations. Industrial Maintenance Mechanic
• Pile Driver Operator Certification:
  • Certification for pile driver operators responsible for driving piles into the ground, commonly used in foundation work and bridge construction.
• Grapple Skidder Operator Certification:
  • For operators of grapple skidders used in the forestry and logging industry.
• Drill Rig Operator Certification:
  • Certification for operators of drilling rigs used in geotechnical and exploration drilling.
• Reach Stacker Operator Certification:
  • For operators of reach stackers, which are used in container handling at ports and logistics centers.
• Dumper Operator Certification:
  • Dumper operators are responsible for operating dump trucks used in construction, mining, and material handling. Certification for dumper operators typically includes the following components:
    • Safe operation of dump trucks
    • Load handling and weight distribution.
    • Pre-operational checks and maintenance.
    • Compliance with safety regulations.
• Service Truck Operator Certification:
  • Service truck operators are responsible for operating service vehicles equipped with specialized tools and equipment, commonly used in fields such as utilities, maintenance, and emergency services.
    Certification for service truck operators may cover the following areas:
    • Safe operation of service trucks.
    • Proper use of tools and equipment.
    • Preventive maintenance and servicing tasks.
    • Compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
• Dumper Operator Certification:
  • Certification for dumper operators is essential to ensure that these individuals have the necessary skills and knowledge to operate their equipment safely and effectively. The specific requirements and content of these certification programs may vary depending on the certifying organization and the type of equipment being operated.
• Logging Equipment Operator Certification:
  • Certification for operators of logging equipment, including skidders, feller bunchers, and log loaders used in the forestry and logging industry.
• Snowplow and Gritter Operator Certification:
  • For operators of snowplows and gritters used in winter road maintenance and snow clearing operations.
• Geotechnical Drilling Rig Operator Certification:
  • Focuses on the operation of drilling rigs used in geotechnical and environmental drilling.
• Agricultural Machinery Operator Certification:
  • Focuses on the operation of farm equipment, including tractors, combines, and agricultural machinery.
• Conveyor Operator Certification:
  • Certification for individuals responsible for operating conveyor systems in material handling and manufacturing facilities.
• Shear Operator Certification:
  • For operators of shearing machines used in metalworking and metal fabrication.
• Woodworking Machine Operator Certification:
  • Certification for operators of woodworking machinery used in woodworking and furniture manufacturing.
• Packaging Machine Operator Certification:
  • Certification for machine operators in the packaging and labeling industry, ensuring the efficient and safe operation of packaging machinery.
• CNC Machine Operator Certification:
  • Focuses on the operation of computer numerical control (CNC) machines used in machining and manufacturing processes.
• Injection Molding Machine Operator Certification:
  • For operators of injection molding machines used in the plastics manufacturing industry.
• Welding Certification.
• HAZWOPER (Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response)
  Certification: Required for workers involved in hazardous waste cleanup and emergency response.
• Boiler Operator Certification:
  • Issued for those who operate and maintain boilers.
• Certification schemes for scaffolding erectors, supervisors, and inspectors are designed to ensure that individuals in the scaffolding industry have the necessary skills, knowledge, and competencies to perform their roles safely and effectively. Here are details of certification schemes for each of these roles:
  • Scaffolding Erector Certification:
    Scaffolding erectors are responsible for the assembly and disassembly of scaffolding structures. Certification programs for scaffolding erectors typically include assessment on the following topics:
    • Proper assembly and disassembly of various types of scaffolding.
    • Understanding scaffold components, including frames, braces, and platforms.
    • Load capacity and weight distribution.
    • Safety procedures and fall protection.
  • Scaffolding Supervisor Certification:
    Scaffolding erectors are responsible for the assembly and disassembly of scaffolding structures. Certification programs for scaffolding erectors typically include assessment on the following topics:
    • Safety regulations and standards related to scaffolding.
    • Inspection and maintenance of scaffolding.
    • Risk assessment and hazard identification.
    • Communication and leadership skills.
  • Scaffolding Inspector Certification:
    Scaffolding inspectors are responsible for inspecting scaffolding structures to ensure they are safe and compliant with regulations. Certification programs for scaffolding inspectors typically cover the following areas:
    • Inspection procedures and criteria for various types of scaffolding.
    • Identification of common scaffolding defects and issues.
    • Documentation and reporting of inspection findings.
    • Knowledge of safety regulations and standards.
    These certification schemes play a crucial role in maintaining the safety and quality of scaffolding operations in the construction industry. The specific certification requirements and training content may vary depending on the certifying organization and regional regulations. It's essential for individuals to choose a certification program that aligns with their role and the applicable safety standards in their region.

These operator certifications are integral to ensuring the safety and efficiency of construction projects. Operators who obtain these certifications demonstrate their ability to handle heavy machinery and specialized equipment effectively, reducing the risk of accidents and ensuring the successful completion of construction tasks.