Services
Heavy Equipment Operator Training and Stationary Training
Fair Fee Training and Projects offers two levels of heavy equipment operator training which include operation of backhoes, bulldozers, excavators, wheel loaders, scrapers, all-terrain fork lifts, motor graders, and articulated off-road dump trucks. These are the types of equipment most common in the industries which hire heavy equipment operators. These programs also include subject matter such as grade reading, grade stakes, laser levels, site plans, site layout, soils, and safety.
Our students have access to training on virtually every topic heavy equipment operators and stationary engineers need to become their very best. We are charged with making sure that future operating engineers are safe, skilled, productive, and respectful of the equipment. Our system is designed to give someone who knows little or nothing about the trade the knowledge to become a journey-level operating engineer.
Employment Assistance
All Fair Fee Training and Projects graduates receive free employment assistance. (PLEASE NOTE, WE DO NOT GUARANTEE JOBS, but we assist you by sending your CV to different mining and construction companies on your behalf). The career opportunities in our short courses are some of the most widespread and well-paying jobs you will find in any job market.
FAIR FEE SAFETY AND MACHINERY TRAINING CENTER Be a part of the THE LARGE AND WINNING FAMILY. Reinvent Yourself: Discover the Rewards of a Fair Fee skills certificate
COME AND GAIN KNOWLEDGE WITH ON-JOB EXPERIENCE WHEN YOU TRAIN WITH US AT FAIR FEE MACHINES OPERATORS TRAINING CENTER. FULLY REGISTERED AND ACCREDITED.
Fair fee school of artisans and machines operators training center, we are growing day by day thanks to our students and partners. TRUST, HONESTY and PRIDE are our main.
We offer professional skills development.
Training is conducted face to face at our training center in Rustenburg North West province S Africa.
No former experience is needed, we provide a platform for school leavers, people wanting to change careers, or people that already work.
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Modules for excavator driver course include
.Demonstrating knowledge of the functions of a excavator.
.Planning for work activities and prepare work area.
.Starting and shutting down excavator.
.Operating excavator.
Transporting excavator to and from sit.
*SAFETY *ENG MEASURING *HAND TOOLS *ARC WELDING
*POWER TOOLS *FABRICATION MATERIAL *RIGGING *GAS METAL ARC WELDING
*PIPE DEVELOPING *STRUCTURED DRAWING *THEORY
*PLATE DEVELOPING *IDENTIFY MATERIALS *CUTTING TORCH & GRINDER
WE TRAIN
DIESEL ENGINE FAULTY FINDING,
TRANSMISSION ASSEMBLY AND FAULTY FINDING,
MINOR HYDRAULIC COURSE AND FAULTY FINDING,
GENERAL MACHINE REPAIRS,
GENERAL MECHANICAL REPAIRS AND SERVICE.
*HAND TOOLS *MATERIALS *MARK OFF *WORKSHOP TOOLS *GAS CUTTING & HEATING
*CONDUCTOR *HAND SKILLS *THEORY *FAULT FINDING *ARC WELDING
*WIRING *CABLES *DRAWING & SKETCHES * ELECTRICAL TESTING QUIPMENT
*GAS WELDING *INSTALATION *AC MACHINE *ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT *BASIC LIFTING TECHNIQUES
DUMP TRUCKS
Modules for tipper driver course include
Demonstrating knowledge of the functions of an articulated dump truck.
Planning for work activities and prepare work area.
Starting and shutting down articulated dump truck.
Operating articulated dump truck.
Transporting articulated dump truck to and from site
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LHD SCOOP
Modules for LHD mining training services include
Explain the specified requirements pertaining to the transfer of broken rock by means of a diesel powered load haul dumper.
Prepare to transfer broken rock with a diesel powered load haul dumper.
Transfer broken rock with a diesel powered load haul dumper.
Perform post-transferring activities.
PANEL BEATER AND BODY SPRAY
NQF Level: 2
Modules for basic panel beater course and their duties and responsibilities include
• Welding
• Panel beating
• Rust treatment and proofing
• Painting part 1
• Painting Part 2
• Bodywork repairs
• Repairs on shoe strings
• Glass fibre bodywork
• Doors, windows and soft tops
• Accessories and improvements
• Manufacturers of equipments and materiala
TIG WELDING
Modules for the course include
• TIG Overview
• Power Sources
• Types of Welding Current used for TIG
• Characteristics of Current Types for Gas Tungsten Arc Welding
• TIG Handpiece (TIG Torch)
• Selecting the Correct Torch Nozzle
• Gas Lens Benefits
• Regulators
• Connection Diagrams
• Tungsten Selection and Preparation
• Tungsten Colour Code and Proper Torch Use
• TIG Wires
• Shielding Gas
• Shield Gas Selection and Use
• Typical Manual GTA (TIG Welding Parameters)
• Guide for Shield Gas Flows, Current Settings and Cup Selection
• Correct Torch and Rod Positioning
• Pulsed TIG
• Personal Protection
• Recognising Your Tungsten
• Operator Inspection for Weld Quality
• TIG Troubleshooting Guide
ROOF BOLTER
Also called: Bolter, Roof Bolter, Roof Bolter Operator, Underground Roof Bolter. What they do: Operate machinery to install roof support bolts in underground mine. On the job, you would: Drill bolt holes into roofs at specified distances from ribs or adjacent bolts.
PURPOSE OF THE UNIT STANDARD
This unit standard will be useful to people who have to support an underground workplace by means of a hydraulic roof bolter.
WHAT IS EXPECTED OF YOU AFTER TRAINING
Explain the drilling and installation of support using a hydraulic roof bolter.
Prepare to drill holes and install support.
Drill holes and install support.
Perform-post drilling and installation activities.
Support an underground workplace by means of a hydraulic roof bolter
SAQA US ID : 244372
UNIT STANDARD TITLE: Support an underground workplace by means of a hydraulic roof bolter
NQF LEVEL : 3
CREDIT : 5
DANGEROUS GOODS
NQF Level: 3 (Fees R8000)
Modules for Hazchem driver training include
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Complying with relevant legal documentation requirements.
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Applying safety and standard operating procedures during loading and off-loading.
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Applying safety procedures in the event of an incident.
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Complying with the requirements of SANS 10231 in terms of behaviour on route.
FORKLIFT
NQF Level: 3
Modules for Forklift driver training include
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Explain the specified requirements pertaining to lifting, securing, transferring and positioning of loads.
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Prepare for lifting, securing, transferring and positioning of loads.
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Operate the forklift.
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Perform post-lifting, securing, transferring and positioning activities.
BOBCAT
NQF Level: 2
Modules for bobcat driver training include
• Demonstrating knowledge of the functions of a skid steer loader.
• Planning for work activities and prepare work area.
• Starting and shutting down skid steer loader.
• Operating skid steer loader.
• Transporting skid steer loader to and from site.
How to operate/drive a bobcat skid steer
FRONT END LOADER
NQF Level: 2
Modules for front end loader driver training include
• Demonstrating knowledge of the functions of a front end loader.
• Planning for work activities and prepare work area.
• Starting and shutting down front end loader.
• Operating front end loader.
• Transporting front end loader to and from site.
TLB
NQF Level: 3
Modules for TLB driver training include
• Demonstrate an understanding regarding operating the Tractor Loader Backhoe.
• Prepare to operate the Tractor Loader Backhoe.
• Operate the Tractor Loader Backhoe.
• Complete the duties pertaining to the operation of the Tractor Loader Backhoe.
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NQF Level: 2
Modules in this course include
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During the Gantry crane training we teach you how to deal with Capacities of equipment and attachments.
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In Overhead Bridge crane training you learn how to deal with Purpose, use and limitation of controls.
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The overhead crane driver has to learn how to How to make daily checks.
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The energizing sequences, including pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical sequences.
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Start-up and shut down procedures
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Emergency shutdown procedures.
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All basic signalling procedures, including hand, radio, or telephone signals, where required.
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In addition to daily inspections, OSHA also requires periodic inspections of overhead cranes. Check for deformed, cracked, corroded or unsecured members. Are foot walks free of debris, grease, Does cab have a fire extinguisher.
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Practice in operating the assigned equipment through the mechanical functions necessary to perform the required task.
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Maximum capacity of the crane.
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Rigging procedures.
Company rules and regulations
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TOWER CRANE
NQF Level: 2
Modules in this course include
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At our tower crane school students learn how to operate the crane in a safe and efficient manner in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and the site specific lifting plan at a cheaper tower crane operator course fee.
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The Lifting Team
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Responsibilities of the Principal Contractor (Site)
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Responsibilities of the Crane Operator
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Operator Qualifications and Health
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Resolution of Issues on Site
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Lifting Operations
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Wind and Taking the Crane out of Service
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Procedures
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Hand Signals
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At our tower crane training centre students learn how to operate the tower crane in hazardous areas and lifting operations which require care like lifting persons and blind lifting.
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During the tower crane driver training the student learns to operate a crane in strong wind, rain, lightening and hail with suspended load
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Extreme care should be taken with luffing jib cranes when working in high winds with the jib at minimum radius as the jib can be blown backwards with serious consequences
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TELEHANDLER
What is a telescopic handler used for?
Telehandlers are multi-purpose machines that lift, move and place material. A telehandler — short for “telescopic handler” — accepts different attachments to lift, move and place materials ranging from bricks and gravel to lumber.
NQF Level: 3
Modules in this course include
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Introduction
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Safety rules
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Operation