| Operating Engineers are key to Ohio’s bustling construction industry. They are the men and women who operate a
variety of heavy equipment, such as graders, dozers, cranes, backhoes and more. They also form the repair and maintenance crews that keep
the heavy equipment rolling. Through the Ohio Operating Engineers Apprenticeship Program, you can take a big step towards a career in one of these exciting and meaningful careers. You’ll get four years of training at one of four modern training facilities around the state, during which time you’ll have class work, on the job training and get paid! Are you possibly an Operating Engineer? You are if you want to learn new skills, earn great wages and benefits, work outdoors, and see with you own eyes what your own hands have accomplished. For more information on being an Operating Engineer in Ohio, contact: The International Union of Operating Engineers Local 18 1184 Dublin Road Columbus, Ohio 43215 (614) 487-6531 |
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Call toll-free: 800.860.5511 |
The Ohio Highway Guy is not a job placement program. This program is for informational purposes.