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Crane Tech is a Proud NCCCO Platinum Sponsor
Crane Tech fully endorses the national certification program offered by the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO), and will prepare candidates for the CCO tests.
Several weeks ago we asked for names for our weekly newsletter. We received 24 wonderful, funny, pun-ny and serious suggestions from our clients, instructors and friends around the nation. At stake? A $250 scholarship to a Crane Tech class, an awesome prize pack of Crane Tech goodies, and most importantly, bragging rights!
The staff here have voted and we've narrowed the list down. Now we need your help once again! It's time to vote on your favorite!
This class is designed for operators, trainers, safety personnel and supervisors for all types of mobile cranes. Students attending this program will learn all of the technical elements needed to safely operate a crane. Practical hands-on training is available on the fourth day with Crane Tech's mobile and fixed cab cranes. Click to register.
For those who need to learn the dynamics of crane operations or need seat time learning to operate mobile crane, we strongly recommend attending our Mobile Crane Professional Operator Development course. We spend three weeks of classroom and hands-on training in our Tampa Training Center that culminates with the NCCCO Certification testing, allowing individuals with little to no experience to graduate as an NCCCO Certified Mobile Crane Operator. Click to register.
What Our Students Say...
"I wanted to let you know how impressed I was with your trainer. Without his support and knowledge I don't believe I would have made it through the course, since I have never been a crane operator."
Crane Tech Tip of the Week
Keep all personnel clear of the fall zone when moving loads.
OSHA Defines "Fall Zone" as the area (including but not limited to the area directly beneath the load) in which it reasonably foreseeable that partially or completely suspended materials could fall in the event of an accident.
From Bo's Desk: As Seen on TV
Don't Try This At Work
Did you miss last week's article? Bo brought to life a very real, yet dangerous, situation seen on TV of free rigging from a forklift.
