Casper has long been central Wyoming's oil and gas service hub, with yards full of trucks, cranes and equipment along the North Platte River. Our Casper crane operator training lets service companies enroll whole crews online, so operators, riggers and signalers can prepare between field rotations.
Operators of covered cranes need accredited certification; NCCCO is most requested by service companies.
Subpart CC requires qualified riggers and signal persons too, so training the whole crew makes sense.
Wyoming's State Plan covers crane safety in Casper. There is no state crane license.
Confirm current requirements with Wyoming OSHA and your certifying body.
Rig moves, pad construction and equipment sets — see our oilfield crane program.
Refinery and plant turnarounds need riggers and mobile crane crews.
Flatbed and boom truck crews move equipment across the basin; see our trucking crew program.
For field mechanics with truck-mounted cranes.
Service truck course →Operator, rigger or signaler — assign the right prep to each.
Buy seats in the course store or contact us about multi-seat enrollment.
Self-paced modules fit around hitch schedules.
Book written and practical exams so the crew certifies on one timeline.
Casper's winters are cold and its wind is strong. Field crews should spend extra time on wind limits, cold-weather hydraulics and ground conditions on remote pads.
Many Casper hands also run boom trucks or knuckle booms on delivery runs. If that describes your job, confirm with your employer which crane category your certification needs to cover.
Yes. Buy seats for each crew member and let them study on their days off between hitches. Get in touch if you want help organizing a larger group.
Usually mobile or service truck crane certification for operators, plus rigging and signal qualifications for ground crew. Your employer will specify.
No. Accredited certification under Wyoming OSHA's rules is what's required.
Yes. NCCCO offers a separate Service Truck Crane Operator certification for the cranes mounted on mechanics' trucks. See our service truck certification overview.
State hub
Powder River Basin
For crew training
A plain-language map of the online crane training landscape: the four program types, what each prepares you for, and a checklist for judging quality before you enroll.
The five-year clock, the experience rule, recert written exams and when a practical comes back into play: the rules behind renewing an NCCCO card.
Why contractors use online prep to get crews certified without pulling them off projects, what operators gain, and where hands-on training still has to fill the gap.
Enroll individuals or a full crew today, and contact us to plan certifications for field service work.
Tell us which certification you're after and our training team will follow up.
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