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*Tampa............ July 6 - 9
Baton Rouge... Aug 17 - 19
Tampa......... Aug 10 - 11
Houston........Sept 14 - 15
Tampa.............. July 10
Tampa ..............Aug 3
*Tampa.............. Aug 5 - 7
Houston ..........Sept 2 - 3
Tampa................... Aug 4
Baton Rouge.........Aug 21
Houston.......June 29 - 30 Tampa....July 20 - 22 Morgan City.....Sept 16 - 18
*Tampa......... Aug 4 - 5
Tampa.......... August 3
* HANDS ON TRAINING
**TRAIN-THE-TRAINER
To Inquire or Enroll
Contact us
800-521-7669
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Enroll 2 & 3rd is Free!
Did you know that when you enroll two students in select programs, the third student is free?
Enroll two participants in the same class/dates from the same company and the third tuition is free. That's a 33% savings!
Free participants wanting Train-the-Trainer status only pay the Train-the-Trainer fees.
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Scheduled Training and On-Site Available
Click here to visit our website. Call us today to inquire about or on-site services and seminar training. 800-521-7669
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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.
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Crane Tech, LLC
1215 Millennium Parkway
Brandon, FL 33511
Phone: (813) 248-4800
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Clarifying CCO Certification
What does it mean to be CCO certified?
A certified crane operator is not necessarily a CCO-certified crane operator. While there are other crane operator certifications available, only one organization--the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO)--provides the "gold standard" for operators. The NCCCO certification is known in the industry as the CCO certification.
Successful completion of the CCO certification requirements, informs the world that a crane operator is certified to the high standards of NCCCO. When done correctly, CCO certification has been shown to reduce accidents, save lives and reduce injuries. It also provides employers with a sound basis on which to base their assessment of crane operator competency.
What does it take to become CCO certified?
To be certified by NCCCO, candidates must demonstrate skills and knowledge that subject matter experts have deemed necessary for safe performance. Certifications are achieved through written examinations, practical exams, and by attesting to abide by NCCCO's Code of Ethics, Substance Abuse Policy and ASME B30 physical requirements.
Do I need training to become CCO certified?
 NCCCO recognizes training as a key element in the certification process, and it encourages professional instruction in the knowledge and skills that define competency for those who work in and around cranes. When you trust Crane Tech to help you prepare for CCO certification, you can rest assure you are selecting a company who knows and understands what it takes to become CCO certified.  Crane Tech has a long history with the NCCCO. We are a member of the NCCCO commission, volunteer hundreds of man hours annually to various NCCCO committees, and have hosted numerous committee and task force meetings. Our involvement with the NCCCO ensures that Crane Tech's CCO-certification preparation courses are developed based on the exact knowledge domains. Operators who successfully complete our preparation programs are better equipped for the written examinations. When operating a crane they will be able to make positive decisions regarding safety and control of their equipment. Upcoming Open Enrollment Courses Include:
July 20-24 / Tampa. FL
Candidates learn what's required for safe crane operation then take both written and practical examinations. This 3-day classroom course is for experienced mobile crane operators and concludes with 2 days of CCO testing. Your fee includes training, core written exam, two specialty written exams, and one practical exam (for TSS or TLL). Additional practical exams are available for a fee. Plus Crane Tech takes care of all the NCCCO paperwork for you! Register for an upcoming class today!
July 6-24 / Tampa, FL
For those needing extra time learning the dynamics of crane operation or time practicing on a 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 NCCCO Certified Mobile Crane Operators.Register for an upcoming class today!
With active participation in the NCCCO, detailed knowledge of the NCCCO process, our unparalleled industry experience, and excellent quality and customer service standards-why choose any other company?
For more Frequently Asked Questions about CCO certification, visit the NCCCO FAQ page.
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First Time in Tampa!
Special Introductory Offer!
If you have been wanting to improve your rigging inspection skills, then this program is the most comprehensive in the industry. Training includes many sling and rigging components with varying degrees of deficiencies. Inspectors learn hands-on how to inspect and document all the deficiencies found on each component. Technical training combined with hands-on exercises insures you have the knowledge and skill required to perform comprehensive inspections. This program has a compliance basis under OSHA, ASME and API industry standards and specific to state and government agency requirements where applicable.
Regular Price : $1,195
Introductory Special: $995*
Plus this class qualifies for the buy 2, get a 3rd free!
to sign up today!
*Introductory pricing valid now through July 2nd.
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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."
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Crane Tech
Tip of the Week
Take pre-shift inspections seriously.
Perform a visual inspection from the hook
all the way through the machine to the ground.
Then exercise all functions and check limits--it's well worth the time to ensure safety.
Proper pre-shift inspections or an annual inspection would have identified the wear of this pin before advancing to this stage.
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 In celebration of Independence Day, Crane Tech offices will be closed on Friday, July 3rd. We will re-open on Monday, July 6th at 8:00 am, ready to serve you!
Have a Safe and Happy Fourth of July!
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