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“This is a great opportunity for
industry to encourage students
into careers in skilled trades.”
K.W. Journeyman Power Line Technician
Heavy Metal Rocks is a project that
provides students in grades 11 & 12
opportunities to explore the wide
variety of rewarding career choices as
heavy duty equipment operators in the
construction, natural resources, and
logging industries. The project is
possible through partnerships with a
number of industries, businesses,
service groups, and suppliers in our
community.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 27 (Cariboo-Chilcotin)
350 Second Ave. N.
Williams Lake, BC V2G 1Z9 PH: 250-398-2823
Contact Information
Career Program Coordinator:
David Corbett
250-398-3823
Program Facilitator:
Shannon Augustine
250-398-3804
Orientation and training
on various pieces of heavy
equipment
Safety Training
Occupational First Aid
Level 1 - Certificate
WHMIS Basic - Certificate
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School District No. 27, Career
Programs, would like to express
appreciation to the many
businesses, organizations and
industry leaders who have
helped get Heavy Metal Rocks
started in 100 Mile House! If
you have not previously been
involved with Heavy Metal
Rocks and are interested in
further information and/or
would like to join this exciting
project, please contact Dave
Corbett at 250-398-3823 or
In a controlled environment,
students will learn to operate
equipment with one-on-one
instruction from industry
experts;
Gain experience with potential
future employers;
Learn how to do a pre-
operation safety assessment on
machines;
Learn the importance of being
a safe, competent, skilled
operator