Senate passed President Biden’s historic $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan and the bill has been sent to the House for discussion and a vote. These funds focus on various infrastructure efforts and include $550 billion in new spending with the remaining funds coming from unspent coronavirus relief funds that have already been approved. 

The infrastructure bill offers funds for numerous projects, including $303.5 billion spread across five years for federal highway projects; $40 billion in dedicated resources for bridge rehabilitation, replacement, and repairs; $118 billion to take the Highway Trust Fund out of the general fund of the Treasury; $55 billion for water projects; and funds for passenger and freight rail, rebuilding the electric grid, expansion of broadband internet access, modernization and expansion of transit systems, and building a national network of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.

Will This Help The Construction Industry?

Since the infrastructure bill funds various infrastructure projects, it could increase construction spending by at least two percent while also driving the volumes and prices for aggregates and cement to higher levels. There has been continued demand for single-housing families, especially since housing inventory is already low. With steady infrastructure spending and continuing lower interest rates, there is continued strength in the construction industry for residential projects.

With a greater demand for residential construction than additional funds for infrastructure, then there will be greater demand for construction workers to take on the projects. There will be an increasing need for skilled and trained heavy equipment operators and workers to handle all the different construction roles. With the additional funding for construction, then the demand for construction workers will increase.

Never let anyone say there aren’t enough heavy equipment jobs to go around. From Meadville, Pennsylvania to San Jacinto, California, there are heavy equipment operator jobs, mobile crane operator jobs, Class-A CDL jobs, and everything in between. You just have to know how to find them.

If you are looking for a heavy equipment job, check out Total Resources Network. If you haven’t been trained for a job in heavy equipment, get your heavy equipment operator training. You’ll receive a free lifetime membership to the Total Resources Network job board. Any time you become unemployed, you can use the job board to find your next job.

Here are this week’s heavy equipment job listings:

• WARREN, MI Hiring heavy equipment operators specializing in bulldozers.
• MEADVILLE, PA Hiring mobile crane operators.
• JEFFERSON CITY, MO Hiring heavy equipment operators.
• MADISON, VA Hiring mobile crane operators.
• SUSSEX, WI Hiring heavy equipment operators with Class-A CDL.
• SAN JACINTO, CA Hiring heavy equipment operators.
• JANESVILLE, WI Hiring Class-A CDL truck drivers.
• DEFOREST, WI Hiring Class-A CDL truck drivers.
• OMAHA, NE Hiring Class-A CDL truck drivers.
• MARSHFIELD, WI Hiring Class-A CDL truck drivers.

This is just a small selection of job listings from our complete database. If you are looking for a heavy equipment job right now, check out Total Resources Network for the best heavy equipment job listings all over the United States.

Need training? Associated Training Services is ready when you are, teaching all heavy equipment jobs including rigger/signalperson.

From Minnesota to Ohio and from Michigan to California, there are more heavy equipment job listings than a truck driver could shake a stick at. There is a huge need for heavy equipment operators with or without a commercial driver’s license (CDL), and there is just as much a need for mobile crane operators. However, this week we’re showing you a good number of heavy equipment operator positions.

If you want a job as a heavy equipment operator, your first step is to sign up for training.

• ST PAUL, MN Hiring heavy equipment operators with Class-A CDL.
• GRAND RAPIDS, MI Hiring heavy equipment operators.
• GIRARD, IL Hiring mobile crane operators and riggers.
• PLEASANT PRAIRIE, WI Hiring heavy equipment operators with Class-A CDL.
• LOUDEN, NH Hiring heavy equipment operators
• LAKE CRYSTAL, MN Hiring heavy equipment operators.  
• SACRAMENTO, CA Hiring heavy equipment operators
• FORT WORTH, TX. Hiring heavy equipment operators
• LONG BEACH, CA Hiring mobile crane operators and riggers.
• MANISTIQUE, MI Hiring heavy equipment operators with Class-A CDL.
• TULALIP, WA Hiring heavy equipment operators. 
• MANSFIELD, OH Hiring heavy equipment operators.  

This is just a small sampling of heavy equipment jobs available right now. While most of these are for heavy equipment operators, there are still plenty of mobile crane operator jobs and truck driver jobs that require a CDL. If you want to make the big money in heavy equipment operations, get yourself a CDL and become proficient in the use of all types of heavy equipment operations.

All graduates of Associated Training Services will gain lifetime membership access to the heavy equipment job board at Total Resources Network.

Whether you find just a few jobs or many, and whether you find jobs close to home or as far as the east is from the west, you’ll always find the best heavy equipment jobs on the Total Resources Network job board. This week, we have mobile crane operator positions, heavy equipment operator jobs, and Class-A CDL truck driver careers listed in Texas, Wisconsin, California, and Arkansas.

• BROWNSVILLE, WI Hiring mobile crane operators.
• CONWAY, AR Hiring mobile crane operators.
• SANTA BARBARA, CA Hiring heavy equipment operators.
• DALLAS, TX Hiring mobile crane operators with Class-A CDL.
• ELM GROVE, WI Hiring Class-A CDL truck drivers.
• SAN ANTONIO, TX Hiring heavy equipment operators.
• IRVING, TX Hiring heavy equipment operators.

The question we get asked a lot is, how do you get one of these jobs? It’s a very good question and the answer is, it’s not complicated.

Your first step to getting a heavy equipment operator job, a job as a Class-A CDL truck driver, or a position operating a mobile crane is to get trained. Heavy Equipment Training School will train you in each of these types of jobs and prepare you to enter the workforce for a rewarding career. When you graduate, you get a complimentary lifetime membership to our job board.

The second step to getting a heavy equipment job is to prepare a resume and start looking for employers. Your career counselor will help you with that, another free service we offer to all of our students.

Thirdly, start interviewing.

Just follow this three-step process and you’ll be employed in the heavy equipment industry in no time.