Mobile Crane Operator Training

Are you ready for a challenging and rewarding career with excellent earning potential and job security? Our comprehensive program is your fast track to becoming a certified mobile crane operator in as little as three weeks. We've designed this course to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge required by OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1427 and other key safety standards, preparing you for success on any job site. Complete this 150-clock-hour class in just three weeks.

Following the nationally accredited crane certification program of the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO), our course provides a robust foundation in both theory and practice. You'll spend approximately 40 hours in the classroom learning crucial information, followed by 80 hours of hands-on, practical experience. This intensive training ensures you not only understand the concepts but can also confidently apply them in real-world scenarios. This program is a collaborative effort between Craven Community College and our valued partner, 3P Safety. Together, we are committed to providing high-quality training for aspiring crane operators.

Our curriculum covers all the critical skills you need, including:

• Crane Inspection and Operation: Learn how to perform pre-use inspections to ensure safety and master the controls to operate both fixed and swing cab cranes with precision.
• Basic Crane Setup: Gain the fundamental knowledge required for safe and effective crane setup.
• Essential Safety and Regulations: Dive deep into OSHA requirements, certification policies, and best practices for working around electricity and power lines.
• Load Charts: Become proficient in reading and interpreting load charts for both swing and fixed cab cranes.
• Personnel Baskets: Understand the specific requirements and safety procedures for using personnel baskets.

This program also includes essential Rigger/Signal Person training, covering:

• Rigging Fundamentals: Learn how to perform pre-use rigging inspections, tie basic knots, and execute rigging activity.
• Rigging Components and Connections: Gain technical knowledge of different rigging components and how to make secure connections.
• Communication: Master both hand signals and voice communication for effective collaboration on the job site.
• Situational Awareness: Develop the critical skill of taking site-specific considerations into account to ensure the safety of every lift.

By successfully completing tasks such as basic knots, rigging inspections, hitches, and connections, you'll be well on your way to earning your certification. Get certified now and lift your career to new heights!