VOLVO CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT

Advanced Operator Training


Volvo Construction Equipment together with Performance Training Solutions offers Advanced Operator Training for businesses who want to provide additional training to their personnel. Volvo and PTS are dedicated to satisfying the businesses we serve, by providing advanced training that is designed to meet their specific needs.

The benefits of Advanced Operator Training

  • National Certification
  • Increased productivity
  • Fewer accidents
  • Longer equipment life
  • Reduced maintenance costs and repairs

  • Return on investment - For every $1 invested in training = up to a $3 return on investment!*

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  • Flexibility - Your location or our location. Your equipment or our equipment. Whatever works best for you.

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  • Assessment - Standardized, objective and quantitative assessments to help businesses maintain consistency in evaluating employee performance. 

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  • Certified, experienced instructors - Volvo Advanced Operator Training is provided by Performance Training Solutions (PTS). The certified trainers of PTS have deep experience with the latest equipment and are dedicated to success of the students and businesses we serve.

Program 1

Assessment/Evaluation
  • Rate and/or evaluate existing staff
  • Supervisor Coaching
  • Pre-Training Assessment
  • To learn more, contact PTSor call 877-558-6045.

Program 2

Skills Update
  • Refresh and/or update employees skill sets.
  • Create opportunities for employees on specific or multiple machines
  • To learn more, contact PTS or call 877-558-6045.

Program 3

Machine Specific Certification
 		Volvo Advanced Operator Training Its easy to apply for Volvo Advanced Operator Training Call 877-558-6045Volvo Advanced Operator TrainingNational Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)


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*SOURCE: Construction Industry Institute (CII). RR231-11 "Construction Industry Craft Training in the United States & Canada" (Aug 2007)