Program Overview
Colorado Crane Operator School is an NCCCO Accredited Training Provider (ATP) and is accredited by the Denver Public Occupational School. These prestigious credentials place our facility among the top training providers in the nation.
Our comprehensive three-week Mobile Crane Operator program is perfect for individuals looking to start or advance their career as an NCCCO Certified Mobile Crane Operator. Designed for beginners, this hands-on course prepares you for the NCCCO written and practical exams while teaching safe crane operation techniques.
Key course topics include:
- Operator responsibilities
- Communication among lifting personnel
- Proper hand and voice signals
- OSHA & ANSI/ASME safety standards
- Safe crane set-up and operating techniques
- Load chart interpretation and application
- Basic rigging principles
- Pre- and post-operation inspections
- Equipment maintenance
- Minimizing accident risks
With expert instruction and 55% hands-on training, students gain practical experience through daily drills and exercises. Successful graduates will earn three NCCCO certifications: Fixed Cab Hydraulic Crane (TSS), Swing Cab Hydraulic Crane (TLL), and Service Truck Crane (STC). Our training environment closely mirrors real-world job conditions, ensuring students are well-prepared for their careers.
Mobile Crane Operator Program Eligibility
This is an entry level crane operator certification program. You must be 18 years old with a valid government issued ID. You must also comply with NCCCO’s Substance Abuse Policy and NCCCO’s Code of Ethics. A successful graduate will complete NCCCO Exams which take place during the program and will include five (3) Written & two (2) Practical Certification tests.