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K4D4 said:
I think I'm going to go with heavy equipment operator because it makes more money and more hours. Although I would still love to learn how to work on cars/bikes


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If you learn how to work on that stuff, working on cars and bikes will come in your spare time quite easily I would bet. I am learning how to do tons of stuff on my own since I started riding. I started on the bike, and now when I work on cars it seems like the fasteners are 3x bigger and the plastic is 10x easier to remove without busting, so it feels pretty easy. On the other hand, I have never had a seized bolt on one of my bikes. Good luck with whatever you do. I wish I was 15 years younger right about now.
 
K4D4 said:
Have you taken ether or do you work in that field?


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I took the Centennial College course and did my co-op paid for 8 months with Toromont Cat. Got hired full time after school was done and have been there 8 years now. Heavy equipment techs are in demand and the money is good. PM me if you want more info.

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Supernam said:
I took the Centennial College course and did my co-op paid for 8 months with Toromont Cat. Got hired full time after school was done and have been there 8 years now. Heavy equipment techs are in demand and the money is good. PM me if you want more info.

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i'm at Aecon in milton also heavy equipment tech. maybe our paths will cross one day.
 
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