Indigenous Engagements

HIGH VELOCITY DELIVERS OUR HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR PROGRAM RIGHT TO YOUR COMMUNITY THROUGH OUR MOBILE TRAINING PROGRAM

WE CAN INTEGRATE A COMMUNITY CONSTRUCTION PROJECT INTO THE MOBILE TRAINING PROGRAM

STUDENTS NOT ONLY ACQUIRE HEAVY EQUIPMENT CERTIFICATION UPON GRADUATING OUR PROGRAM, BUT ALSO SAFETY CERTIFICATION, SOFT SKILLS AND EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS TRAINING TO ENSURE OUR GRADUATES ARE PREPARED FOR THE HIGH PAYING CAREERS WHICH AWAIT THEM

High Velocity Equipment Training College is committed to building mutually beneficial relationships with First Nations, Metis and Inuit peoples and has developed a respect and method of providing successful mobile Heavy Equipment Operator training within their own communities while addressing the concerns and cultural needs of the First Nations, Metis and Inuit people. The training can be an asset not only to the individuals but also to their families, communities and nation.

Bringing the mobile training program into those communities is unique as it addresses the need to provide training close to home and supports a local initiative which benefits the community as a whole.

Delivering the Heavy Equipment Operator Program to Aboriginal communities has proven to be a great success. High Velocity Equipment Training has recently completed many projects with superior results. It was a pleasure working with the following communities:

Woodland Cree First Nation

Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation

Kapaweno First Nation

Fond Du Lac First Nation

Hatchet Lake First Nation

Metis Nation of Alberta

Samson Cree Nation

Tall Cree First Nation

Driftpile Cree Nation

Peerless Lake First Nation

Black Lake First Nation

Sucker Creek First Nation