How Our Course Categories Work
Certification prep courses get you ready for an official written exam from a certifying body such as NCCCO. Passing that exam, along with a hands-on practical, is what earns the certification itself.
Qualification courses provide training on a topic and a certificate of completion your employer can use as part of its own evaluation and recordkeeping. Not sure which one you need? Our course catalog explains each crane program, and the OSHA course library covers safety topics in more detail.
Crane and rigging programs cover mobile, tower and overhead cranes, Rigger Level I and II, signalperson and specialty machines such as digger derricks and drill rigs. Safety titles range from OSHA 10- and 30-hour construction and general industry courses to topic-specific qualifications like fall protection, confined space entry and hazard communication.
Questions before you buy? Contact us and we'll help you choose, or read our guide to renewing a crane certification if you're already certified.