When I drive by a jobsite with heavy equipment, well, I feel probably a lot like you do—both awestruck by the power and a wanting desire to get on one of those things and drive it!
Of course, Bruno isn’t just gonna pass you the keys to his machine and head to lunch. He has a serious, if fun, job.
However, don’t despair; you too can operate heavy machinery in a safe and fun environment.
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