On-site crane training for companies anywhere in the U.S.
Sending a whole crew to a training center costs travel, lodging and lost production. On-site crane training for companies brings the instructor to you instead. Wherever your yard sits in the U.S., a full program with its NCCCO written and hands-on testing can usually be held there.
Your employees practice on their own machines, on the same dirt and pavement they set up on all year. Group sessions can cover:
- TSS, TLL and LAT exam prep for mobile crane operators
- ABC, ABL and ABW prep for knuckle-boom crane operators
- Rigging qualification plus NCCCO Level I and II testing
- Signalperson qualification and certification
- Telehandler operator certification and recertification
Just one or two people to train? Send them to a public class in Seffner, Florida instead.
Practical exams at your site
We employ NCCCO accredited practical examiners who can test mobile, tower, articulating, telehandler, rigger and signalperson candidates. So, provided you have the right crane and room to lay out a test course, we can hold CCO practicals at your own site in any state. Anyone able to travel can also sit the written tests on our monthly Seffner exam day.
Testing where your crew already works cuts travel time, and candidates take their practical on the kind of crane they will actually run. When you book, our office will explain what the test course needs so your site is ready on exam day.
Crane safety, inspections and compliance support
Managing Crane Safety class
Supervisors, safety managers and project leaders carry real responsibility for lifting operations. Managing Crane Safety gives those leaders a working grasp of lift planning, accident prevention, inspection and certification requirements, liability, and how OSHA and industry practice fit together.
Crane inspections
Whether it's a mobile, tower, overhead, articulating or buck hoist unit, NCCCO certified inspectors on our team can perform the annual, monthly, post-assembly, post-incident or specialized inspection and load test it when required. See our crane inspection services.
Verifying CCO certifications
Before an operator runs your equipment, confirm the card is current. A quick search on verifycco.org (opens in a new tab), NCCCO's lookup tool, tells you whether a certification is active. It is a simple step to build into hiring and job-start checklists.
State and city licensing
Federal OSHA 1926.1427 applies to construction crane operators everywhere. Layered over that, places such as California, New York, Massachusetts, New York City and Chicago impose crane operator rules of their own. Sending a crew into one of them? Find out what the local licensing office requires today, and cross-reference NCCCO's licensing notes, well before mobilization.
How to book training for your team
Use the form here, or reach us by phone at (813) 402-2017, by text at +1 (813) 807-6244, or by email at info@thecraneschool.com. Someone answers weekdays between 7:00 AM and 4:00 PM. To get an accurate quote, include:
- Your company name and the site address
- How many employees need training and their experience levels
- Which certifications or services you need
- The cranes available on site
- Your target dates
We'll follow up to confirm scope, dates and pricing. To see how other organizations describe working with us, read our client testimonials, or our blog post on what on-site crane training looks like.
