Equipment
Bulldozer
Pushing, grading, and site preparation using blade control.
OVERVIEW
Training on the Bulldozer
The bulldozer is a cornerstone machine for site preparation, grading, and moving large volumes of material with speed and control. Students train on real dozers to develop blade control, grading accuracy, and the terrain awareness needed to operate safely on slopes and rough ground.
OVERVIEW
Skills You’ll Practice
Blade control for pushing and rough grading
Rough grade technique
Reading grade stakes for cut and fill
Site preparation and clearing
Safe operation on slopes and uneven terrain
Pre-use inspection and daily checks
TRAINING ROADMAP
Course Curriculum
Objective-based training, start to finish. Pacing is set by instructor evaluation and student readiness.
1
Safety & Machine Fundamentals
Build a safety-first foundation before operating the machine.
Complete safety orientation and PPE requirements
Learn dozer components and control layout
Perform pre-use inspection and daily equipment checks
Practice safe mounting, dismounting, and work-area awareness
3
Precision & Job-Site Application
Apply bulldozer skills to real job-site scenarios.
Operate safely on slopes and uneven terrain
Practice fine grading to spec
Clear and prepare sites for other equipment
Coordinate with a spotter in tight or high-traffic areas
2
Core Operating Skills
Develop smooth, controlled operation of the bulldozer.
Practice blade control for pushing and rough grading
Build rough grading technique
Learn to read grade stakes for cut and fill
Understand site preparation and clearing basics
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Evaluation & Certification Readiness
Demonstrate consistent, safe, and accurate operation.
Complete a hands-on skills evaluation with an instructor
Review readiness for OSHA 10/30 coursework
Discuss eligibility for the NCCER testing opportunity
Receive instructor feedback for continued improvement
GET IN TOUCH
Questions About Bulldozer Training?
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Prefer email? djrightnowar@aheausa.com or avereschraymond@aheausa.com