Crane Inspection & Crane & Rigging Training Courses

We provide crane and rigging training courses that meet OSHA and NCCCO requirements. We also offer quality crane inspection services. We use the latest technology to ensure safe and uninterrupted crane operation.

Training Courses Crane Inspection

What We Do

Colorado Crane Operator School provides training programs near Denver, CO to businesses and students from all over the country. Our trainings include qualification and certification for personnel who use cranes and rigging to perform their jobs. We are known for making learning enjoyable, and information simple and easy to understand, all while maintaining a high level of quality. That is why we are one of the most sought-after training companies in the Denver Metro area. Open enrollment programs are scheduled monthly, and we can bring any of our training programs to your facility or job site, customized for your personnel and equipment requirements.

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Our Services

Course Programs. Crane Safety
Course Programs

Colorado Crane Operator School provides crane and rigging training courses that meet OSHA and NCCCO requirements, so students can obtain Crane Operator and Rigger & Signalperson Certification. We provide all our services at our location, near Denver, CO or we can travel nationwide.

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Crane Inspections
Crane Inspections

Colorado Crane Operator School provides crane and rigging inspections through its subdivision, Crane & Rigging Consultants. Crane & Rigging Consultants provides Annual, Post Assembly, and Accident/Incident Inspections and Investigations. Our inspections meet the requirement criteria outlined in OSHA Subpart CC – Crane Standard and ASME B30.5, Mobile cranes, and ASME B 30.3, Tower Cranes.

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Consulting
Consulting

Our consultants are NCCCO Certified Inspectors and provide inspections and investigations for operating, rigging, and investigating crane mishaps up to OSHA standards. Our consultants have worked in the crane industry for more than 50 years combined, keeping your cranes upright, operational, and safe since 1990.

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  • The team at Colorado Crane School run a great 4 week accelerated operator program. The course will teach you every aspect of crane setup and operation. Coming into the course I had very little knowledge of the ins and outs of crane operation, but after only a few short weeks I was prepared not only to take the necessary NCCCO exams but more importantly felt confident that I was capable of operating a crane on the jobsite. The instructors at Colorado Crane school work hard to ensure that every student has the knowledge to operate a crane safely and effectively. I would recommend Colorado Crane School to anyone who wants to start a career working as a crane operator.John P Crowle
  • My experience with Crane & Rigging Consultants has been nothing but top notch. Crane & Rigging Consultants provides a detailed inspection of Lattice Crawler and Rough Terrain Cranes. If you are looking for a crane inspection to protect you from over charges from excessive wear and tear on a crane, I would recommend you contact Crane & Rigging Consultants. At Mortenson we used multiple inspection companies and Crane & Rigging Consultants provided the detailed inspections that we needed. Our excessive wear and tear costs decreased dramatically once we started using Crane & Rigging Consultants for our inspection needs.Steven Klatt, Mortenson Crane Manager
  • Amazing instructors that are very knowledgeable. I’ve been running Crane's for many years. And these great guys taught me even more. Best school I've ever been in.Jeremiah

Blog

Recent posts on industry news, insightful information and anecdotes.

When Safety Policies Reach Their Limits

Written safety policies create consistency, but they can't anticipate every condition on a construction site. Learn why developing supervisors to exercise sound judgment is essential when written procedures reach their practical limits.

How to Become a Construction Safety Professional (And Why It’s Harder Than You Think)

Thinking about becoming a construction safety professional? Learn why the profession requires far more than OSHA knowledge. Discover how leadership, communication, and workforce development separate exceptional safety professionals from those who simply enforce compliance.

When a Safety Inspection Stops Being Honest, It Stops Being Valuable

Construction safety inspections only create value when the information they provide is accurate. Yet every safety professional eventually faces pressure to soften findings, raise scores, or leave hazards off a report because they'll be "fixed right away." While those requests may seem harmless, they undermine the credibility of the inspection and the decisions leaders make from it. This article explores why integrity is the foundation of every effective construction safety inspection, why honest reporting builds long-term trust, and how accurate inspections help owners, superintendents, and safety professionals make better decisions. The goal of a safety inspection isn't to produce high scores—it's to produce reliable information that improves leadership, develops the workforce, and ultimately creates safer jobsites.