$6,500
Duration: 3 weeks, full-time Monday–Thursday, 7:00 AM–4:00 PM
Request enrollment and our office will confirm your seat and payment options.
What's included
- Classroom instruction on load charts, setup and OSHA rules
- Hands-on seat time on telescopic boom cranes (roughly 70–75% of the course)
- Preparation for NCCCO TSS and TLL written and practical exams
- Training materials and handouts
Who This Class Is For
Of the two tracks inside our Initial Mobile Crane Operator Training Program, the 3 week mobile crane class is the compact one. Students usually arrive having never sat in a crane cab, and they leave ready to pursue entry-level work on hydraulic telescopic machines. Operators who already have seat time and only need the card are better served by the once-a-month prep weekend.
What You Train On
Two kinds of telescopic machine get your attention here: the fixed cab (TSS) carrier and the swing cab (TLL) model. About 25–30% of the time is spent in the classroom on load charts, setup, signals and OSHA rules. The remaining 70–75% is spent operating cranes in the yard, building the control and judgment you need for the practical exam and the job.
Those three weeks build toward a single goal: sitting the NCCCO TSS and TLL exams, both the written tests and the hands-on portion. NCCCO issues the certification once you pass.
Schedule and Prerequisites
Plan on four full days a week, Monday to Thursday from 7:00 AM until 4:00 PM, at the Seffner, Florida, yard for the whole three-week run. No prior crane experience is required. Pack a hard hat, gloves, work clothes and hard-toe boots, and carry a government-issued photo ID plus a valid driver's license. Students traveling in can ask about our hotel rate.
How to Enroll
Choose your start date and pay securely by card in the Enroll & Pay Online box on this page; Stripe emails your receipt and our office calls to lock in your seat. Prefer to talk first, pay in installments arranged with the office, or have an employer invoiced? Send the enrollment request form instead. Open start dates are also posted on the training calendar.
