Extra Certification?

I notice in an application with one company about training for a couple extra things.

One that I remember is going into Canada. Is there some kind of certification I can obtain?

I've noticed Hydrogen Sulfide training certification.

I don't know that forklift certification is worth anything. Maybe with a complete anal company run by administrators? I wouldn't want that company anyways. I'm good with forklifts. But might?
Same goes for cranes of any type. Know them.

Are these worth getting?
Are there any other certifications that might help me?

My number one prospect for driving is a small oil company. Hauling gasoline.
If that doesn't work out. A close second is a good smaller company over the road.

 

Just so long as Canada doesn't consider being Republican as a felony. I'm ok.
So there isn't any certification, or card for Canada? Just training to know how to handle the crazy Canuck's?

I sure appreciate the heads up on TWIC. I'll get that next week. Same place I did the Hazmat at.
I didn't know that doubles/triples are only a written test. Going to do that next week also.

So any Hydrogen Sulfide would be redundant. They'll still want me to take their own training on site. Correct?

I'd just like to start Truck Driving class as prepared as possible. Graduate and get a job right away. I'm sure that TWIC will take a while.

 

You already had Hazmat? If so, imagine that could quicken up the process. Being already registered with DHS and all.

BTW: I would have been in class one week already. They didn't have the federal grant money. That's why I'm having to wait till Nov.
Also.... I'm telling companies I have the Passenger Endorsement for doggies.

 

I've worked with all kinds of cranes. Was certified at the company I worked at. Bridge, Boom, cherry pickers, etc.
Only exception would be those huge suckers that require a crane operator, dedicated as a full time job.