Training

Training

Training

Vancer’s hallmark is producing highly customized machines and tools that match your project’s exact needs. Therefore, no matter how experienced or skilled your team is, new technology can be a challenge. When it comes to operating your new, used or rental equipment from Vancer, we provide the tools and educational resources you need to get to work fast, and stay at work safely.

Vancer’s on-site training ensures your staff fully understands the railroad construction equipment they’ll be operating, so that they can maximize safety and productivity. Complete training helps lower the risk of dangerous or costly incidents that would put obstacles in the way of the project completions as well as your team’s safety and well-being.

Our team of professionals is passionate and knowledgeable about maintenance of way equipment. Every field technician is fully prepared to work with your crew until they are ready to maneuver Vancer products. If your team is in need of specialized or customized training, we’ll work with you to create the ideal rail construction equipment training program. We’re here to ensure that your team can focus on what it is they do best: getting the job done within deadlines, within budget, safely, efficiently and properly.

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