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The latest edition of Heavy Metal Rocks took over the Tkemlúps gravel pit from April 8-11, giving students in the Kamloops-Thompson School District a chance to explore whether a career in the trades is right for them. Students also get certifications in things like first aid, site safety, WHMIS, forklift operation, and aerial platform lift operation.

Heavy Metal Rocks is an 18-year-old tradition for the Kamloops Thompson School District, providing students with opportunities to learn about operating heavy machinery. The event lasts three days and allows students to run 12 different machines, depending on their industry of interest. After the three days, students leave with connections made with a wide variety of experienced volunteers and plenty of experience. CFJC News

The Heavy Metal Rocks program is back for its 16th year.
Thirty-two students from School District 73 took learning to the gravel pit, getting hands-on experience and sampling 12 different careers in the trades including everything from heavy-duty equipment operators to wildland firefighting. CFJC News
This was year 15 for the School District No. 73 Trades and Transitions program, designed to give secondary students an on-the-job experience operating heavy machinery as they consider career options after high school.
In April 2022, a total of 26 students from SD73 in Kamloops took part in the Trades and Transition Heavy Metal Rocks program.
The 2019 Heavy Metal Rocks program was held Mar. 27-30th in brilliant sunshine in the Tk'emlups Band Gravel Pit.
Heavy Metal Rocks Kamloops
Heavy Metal Rocks Kamloops
Heavy Metal Rocks Kamloops
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