Q:I am trying to decide what i want to settle in and do for a career. I would really like to become a heavy machine operator for road contruction and such. What are the requirements to get into this kinda work and where is a good place to start? I don't have any other contruction experience, i have painted houses and installed satellite for years.

This is a very good occupation. Many current heavy machine operators were trained on the job. They got this training because they first worked in construction for years, and knew the right people to send them to school. Without a good recommendation from a construction crew leader, or from your union, it will be hard to get this specialized training. You have to prove yourself as being trustworthy, responsible, and able to do complicated problem solving.

Q:what do you think?

Are you really asking this question. Thats stupid. If your trying to kill yourself, or others. But no you shouldn't.

Q:when is the next machinery handbook due to be released? 30th edition I believe.?

It looks like every four years so approximately around the end of this year is my guess after looking at the dates the others were published.

Q:What kinds of construction machinery are needed for urban landscaping?

The main task of the Landscaping Management Department is to maintain the green space in the city and to undertake small-scale landscaping projects. Maintenance machinery includes: lawn mower, watering car, sprayer, shovel and so on. Landscape engineering is mainly earthwork, involving machinery: excavators, cranes and so on

Q:What does the construction cost include?

Labor insurance expenses (single calculation), refers to the enterprise to pay pensions for retired workers (including retired employees from the labor insurance fund), price subsidies, medical expenses, offsite resettlement subsidy, retired workers more than gold, six months of sick staff wages, death, funeral allowances and pensions, according to the provisions to pay the expenses of retired cadres. It also includes the employees' pension insurance premiums paid by the enterprises for the accumulation of the retired employees' pension, and the employees' work-related injury insurance, unemployment insurance, maternity insurance and other expenses prescribed by the prescribed standards

Q:all...not amm...ALL MACHINERY. sorry.

Nope. That would make imports even cheaper than they are now. He can make a lot of jobs by doing things like how large certain companies, like banks and insurance companies can be which will increase competition and decrease efficiency which will create more jobs. It will lead to higher prices though. I lost a good job at a bank when they got bought out by a bigger bank.

Q:What happens if a company lengthen 5 to 10 years the useful life used in computing depreciation on machinery?

By increasing the useful life, the company extends the period over which they will expense the machinery. When a company buys machinery, it estimates how long it will receive a benefit from the machinery. If a company originally estimates that a machine will be productive for 5 years, then it expenses 1/5th of that machine each year. If after 2 years, the company determines that the machine will actually be productive for 10 years, then it depreciates the current net book value over 8 more years.

Q:What about mechanical engineering at North Point? Graduate, good job?

Mechanical specialty is a general major, employment should not be a problem, but the mechanical line is different, the gap is large, so the salary is also very different.

Q:I want to buy a machine like the one above to start a business. Does anyone know where I can buy one?

Look for concrete saws. They cut rock as well. There's a wide variety available. The link below is one place to start.

Q:If Obama outlaws agricultural machinery, wouldn't that create lots of jobs for cotton-pickers?

But then we?d have to hear ppl singing blues out on the cotton fields at all hours of the day. The neighbors would complain.