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City of St. Cloud Excavator Training
City of St. Cloud Excavator Training
Why Certify?
This training is based on underground construction safety, the City of St. Cloud right-of-way ordinance, and industry standards for electrical, gas, telecommunications, and municipal utilities. Participants will learn to recognize underground safety hazards and how to deal with them in a safe, professional manner. Areas addressed include natural gas and its characteristics, excavation safety, dealing with emergency situations, and common errors in underground work.
Who Needs this Training?
Anyone planning excavations in the City of St. Cloud in Natural Gas Critical Areas shall have attended this training and successfully completed the certification exam.

Re-certification is required every two years. Individuals who took the training in 2021 or earlier will need to re-certify by attending this training to remain compliant.

AGENDA

  • Overview of St. Cloud right-of-way ordinance, including origin of and why there is the need for certification of underground workers.
  • Characteristics and impacts of natural gas and properties involved in the transmission and distribution system.
  • Personal Protective Equipment Best Practices- hows and whys of utilizing equipment that will make your job easier.
  • Minnesota Office of Pipeline Safety enforcement rules.
  • Gopher State One Call and You.
 

Questions? call:  Central Lakes College/ Workforce Solutions:  218.855.8118

Refund Policy: A full refund is issued if you contact us 7 days prior to the start of the class, or if a class is canceled. After the class start date there are no refunds.

Campus Maps: Brainerd Campus or Staples Campus

CLC is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer and educator. We are committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in employment and education opportunity and work to provide reasonable accommodations for all persons with disabilities. Accommodations are provided on an individualized, as-needed basis, determined through appropriate documentation of need. Please contact Accessibility Services (AS) at accessibilityservices@clcmn.edu, 218-855-8175, or office E138 to meet and discuss reasonable and appropriate accommodations.

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