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JOHN PEVYHOUSE
Graduated March 2008 from the N California College of Construction
"I came into this school not knowing much at all about heavy equipment. Now that I've gone through. I have grown very confident in being a asset to yiour company thanks to this school. All the instructors are very good and know what to teach for real job site simulations. I would recomend this school to anyone. They have helped me start my future. "
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RUDY TERRONES JR
Graduated March 2008 from the Southern California College of Construction
"I Rudy N. Terrones Jr. would like to thank the staff here at Southern California College of Construction. I appreciate the opportunity and the experience attending the S.C.C.C.
Before attending S.C.C.C, I had never operated any type of heavy equipment. While attending S.C.C.C I have gained confidence, knowledge and the experience. I have a lifetime to gain more experience, and I look forward to doing so at this school. Attending S.C.C.C has been a life changing experience that I will share with my fellow heavy equipment operators. Once again thank you to the staff here at S.C.C.C
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JOSE AVELAR
Graduated January 2008 from the Southern California College of Construction
"Southern California College of Construction gave me the skills I needed to be successful in the work place of heavy machinery. I definitely recommend this school to anyone interested in heavy equipment."
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DANNY EREBIA
Graduated November 2007 from the N California College of Construction
"I had no experience in operating heavy equipment. I can say that I feel real confortable in operating the heavy equipment from level 1-3 with no problem. I also would like to thank everyone at this school for their quick and friendly response when needed, and the instructors for their help in learning everything. My future lies with this education. Thanks"
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Michael Stentz
Graduated August 2006 from the Red Rock College
"Prior to attending OCC I was a prison guard in Texas and going nowhere. Becoming a certified heavy equipment operator has opened many doors for me. I currently run heavy equipment at a Shell refinery in Deer Park, Texas making $22.75/hr. I have recommended OCC to many people. I can now support my family and it feels great. I would like to thank all of the instructors who helped me succeed."
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JOEL CONE
Graduated January 2008 from the N California College of Construction
"I believe my chances for success have been greatly multiplied just by attending level 1. The instructors and atmosphere were fantastic. Personnely I would work for this school if given the chance!"
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DONNA WROTEN
Graduated February 2007 from the Nevada School of Construction
"I was on ranches on horseback before NSC and they had some machinery that I had to operate there. I came to get certified so I could have a career with heavy equipment. My experience with the school was good I would give it a 9. I feel this school will help me find a great job. I have a few contacts that I am going to send resumes out to after graduation."
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DARREN VAN DUZEE
Graduated March 2007 from the Nevada School of Construction
"I was working at home depot before I came here and before that I was in the marine corp. I've been searching this school while I was in Japan, I've been thinking about it for 2 years. I was operating the forklift in the marines and I liked it and wanted to go bigger... The curriculum and the instructors training and how I was trained was great... In the end I am getting credentials and now it is up to me. i have a couple of job prospects in California and Utah."
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MICHAEL HYATT
Graduated March 2008 from the Southern California College of Construction
"My time here at S.C.C.C. has been very informative. The instructors and staff have been very helpful in my training as far as hands on I can’t say enough about my experience. The job placement assistance has been so very helpful ensuring that I understand the importance of appearance, to follow up on the companies that I apply for. The instructors in class and on the equipment have been more help that I ever expected they really do care about our safety and take the time to answer our questions."
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MICHAEL GUTIERRIEZ
Graduated February 2008 from the N California College of Construction
"I have really enjoyed the course and I learned a lot. The instructors were really helpful. Mike taught me all the equipment and was a good instructor. I would recommend this school because it really taught me a lot."
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COREY THOMPSON
Graduated January 2008 from the N California College of Construction
"The college has taught me many lessons that I will use in my future career. I look forward to going on with all 3 levels, then traveling back to Indiana to apply my skills.
Here at the college I came not knowing exactly what to expect. As time progressed I felt like I became part of a team here. I met a life long friend here as well as a life long career. The school has taught me many things not only about the equipment, but about the fudamentals of the industry. The instructors were top notch and the time spent here has been highly educational."
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JASON DAVIS
Graduated January 2008 from the N California College of Construction
"Well what can I say about this school except, all staff and instructors were all very friendly, helpfull, and no matter ho frustrated I got, they all helped me power through, and to help me reconize my goal, I strongly recommend this school to anyone who's trying to get a cutting edge and stay ahead of the construction game. "
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FRANK MANDELLA
Graduated March 2008 from the N California College of Construction
"My experience here was the best thing I have done in ages. If it weren't for this school, who'd know where I would be. So, it has truly helped me out 110%. All the instructors and personnel have been a big help. Thanks a lot for everything!"
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MATHEW FOSTER
Graduated March 2007 from the Nevada School of Construction
"I was working at Formica Corp in California for 10 yrs before I came here. They went out of business and I decided to come to school. I was working on a forklift with them and wanted training on heavy equipment. I researched the school on the Internet and talked to a few people and heard a bunch of great things. Overall the instruction was the good, the course was good and I learned the equipment. The teachers were excellent. The class size was a little big. I am planning on working in the Sacramento area and looking for jobs there."
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VICTOR AMARO
Graduated March 2008 from the Southern California College of Construction
"I’m glad I can take this time to talk about the SCCC and the instructors and staff.
My experience at SCCC has been great, the staff make you feel welcome when you first walk in threw the door. The instructors are very patient and take the time to make sure you understand the equipment before you get in and operate. I would strongly recommend the SCCC to family, friends and anybody wanting to become a heavy equipment operator. I would like to thank SCCC instructors and staff for helping me get started on a new career.
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Christopher (Kit) STILL
Graduated March 2007 from the Nevada School of Construction
"I was in Management for the last 40 years and had a heart attack and couldn’t return because of the stress. I was unemployed for 4 months and saw the ad in the newspaper and came to check out the school and decided to give it a try. I came to NSC to learn more skills and broaden my future. I learned quite a bit and sharpened what skills I did already have. I received a list of jobs that are hiring and I am excited to find a job."
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Davin TONEY
Graduated March 2007 from the Nevada School of Construction
"Before attending NSC I was a postery technician for the WYNN. I came here so I could make more money. I liked the hands on experience that I received here and had a good experience. I guarantee you this has changed my life financially. I am the same person, but better skilled. I already have a job lined up with Diamond Construction and I start the Monday after graduation. I will be operating the front end loader. The job has great benefits and I start at 18 an hour."
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JONATHAN RAMIREZ PEREZ
Graduated November 2007 from the Southern California College of Construction
"I am proud to attend Southern California College of Construction. I have learned so many things that will help me in the heavy machinery industry. I was taught on how safety is the number 1 priority in driving heavy machinery. This is now my second home I appreciate all the help and attention.?"
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MARISOL ROJAS
Graduated March 2008 from the Southern California College of Construction
"I’ve found that SCCC to be a very good school. Even though I was the only female in level one I was treated just like everyone else. The Instructors here have made learning to operate heavy machinery easy to understand. I would recommend this to any female interested in becoming a certified heavy equipment operator, and to learn and enjoy a new career."
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JOHN CARRIO
Graduated October 2006 from the Georgia School of Construction
"When I first came to the school I had very little experience. Leaving here I will be running a 50 ton RTC. How much better could that be."
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SCOTT BEHLER
Graduated December 2006 from the Red Rock College
"I came to OCC for all three levels of dirt and the crane class. It was one of the best life betterment decisions I have made. A week before I graduated I already had a job making three times the money i have ever made and a real feel for "the sky's the limit" philosophy. I honestly see nothing but dollar bills in my future. I would totally recommend this school to anyone ever considering this career choice. "
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JASON BRYANT
Graduated September 2006 from the Georgia School of Construction
"Throughout my time at Georgia School of Construction I experienced a great deal of learning new things. Using the equipment was a little difficult at first but as the weeks went by I became comfortable with the controls and different techniques. Steve West gave us really good advice with his experience in this field. The stories he told us about safety will stick and will never be forgotten. Over all my experience at this school will really help me move forward in life and become successful."
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SHAWN KEEFE
Graduated November 2006 from the Georgia School of Construction
"My experience at this school was fantastic. It was very knowledgeable and taught me so much about the equipment operator field. The teachers were great people and the students were good friends. I enjoyed this school and hope classes after do just as much."
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ALFONSO VELASCO
Graduated November 2007 from the Southern California College of Construction
"Southern California College of Construction is a great institute. I have experienced a good education because I have learned a lot in these three weeks. I have learned that safety is the number one priority, how to service the equipment, and what to do to accomplish and succeed my goals in the industry of heavy machinery. The instructors have demonstrated their acknowledgment by working together with every student everyday. Over all I like this school and I want to continue for the second and third levels."
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DANIEL PLOWMAN
Graduated January 2007 from the Red Rock College
"I graduated from OCC and was able to start work the following Tuesday as an equipment operator making a good double digit hourly rate. I work for a large company that maintains and renovates water treatment plants. I operate everything where I work. Right now I am on a loader. I am only a level 1 graduate. The field work I did at the school helped me to get into the equipment I have had the chance to get in. When the boss asks if I can run a piece of equipment I just tell him no problem. The only reason I can do that is because of the instruction I received and the help from the instructors."
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