Mobile Crane Nationally Accredited Certification Program – Bellingham MA – PUBLIC
You may purchase your seat below OR call 508-966-4100 to set up your registration and reserve space in this class.
- New Certification: 1.5 days Classroom instruction with 1 written/practical exam (1 crane type) and hard copy materials provided by Cranes101 – $1895.
- Current NCCER license needing renewal: 1.5 days Classroom instruction with 1 written/1 practical exam – $1675.
- Additional crane type certifications with purchase of the 3 day course – $500.
- Exams only: Written exam – $275/Practical exam $225 (Please call for availability)
These all mobile crane nationally accredited certificate courses are NCCER/OSHA/ANSI approved programs for licensing crane operators. Crane operators must be licensed to operate per OSHA Subpart CC.
If you are a crane operator in Southern New England, you will also need a state license to operate mobile cranes. Please ask us about any specials we may have for online mobile crane license preparation courses for MA, RI, and CT with the purchase of a seat in this class.
For more information as to the content of this class, please view the descriptions here. The list below shows the types of cranes this course can cover, depending on what the students operate on the job. Please specify what type of crane you will be operating when you pre-register, if possible.
TCIA Members save 10% on the Mobile Crane Certification package (discounts on recertification and additional tests not available) and will earn 21 CTSP CEU’s when the course is completed. Please request coupon code before purchase.
If you are a member of the ISA, our training is certified for the following:
- 8 Practice
- 8 Management
- 16 Climber Specialist
- 16 Certified Arborist
- 16 Utility Specialist
- 16 Municipal Specialist – 16 Aerial Lift
Typical Schedule (*subject to be adjusted due to class size, weather, or other)
Day One
- Classroom instruction on crane operator safety
Day Two*
- Classroom instruction in the morning – Testing (written and/or practical exams) begins after lunch
Day Three*
- Remaining Exams (written and/or practical)
Both the written and the practical examinations must be passed with a score of 80 or higher before a nationally accredited crane operator license can be granted.
