This course is designed for participants that have some exposure (2-10 years) to crane and rigging operations. The course exposes participants to a variety of equipment and applications. • Course Length: 4 Days • Course Outcome: 3.2 CEUs • Program Sessions: • Rigging Gear Selection • Load Weight Estimation • Sling Angles and Tension • Load Control • Center of Gravity • Signals and Taglines • Off-Level Pick Points • Load Distribution • Rigging Blocks and Winch Systems • Inclined Planes • Spreader Bars • Multiple Hitch Systems • Load Turning • Multiple Crane Lifts • Chain Fall Load Drifting • Levers, Jacks, and Rollers • Load Moving Procedures

 

The Mobile Crane Operator Core Exam is administered. Additionally, candidates may choose any of the supplemental exams listed below. • Telescopic Boom Fixed Cab (TSS) • Telescopic Boom Swing Cab (TLL) • Lattice Boom Truck (LBT) • Lattice Boom Crawler (LBC)

Candidates perform the hands-on practical portion of the Mobile Crane Operator Certification process. Practical exams for this option are provided based on the candidate's category selection for a Lattice Boom. Practical Exam Reschedule Policy: There will be a $50 fee applied to ALL rescheduled practical exams. We encourage you to ensure that you are adequately prepared to be successful on the exam prior to enrolling. NCCCO has structured the practical exam so that a seasoned/skilled operator with a minimum of 100 hours of seat time should be successful. If you are unsure of your skill level or have little seat time, it is recommended that you first purchase practice time on the VR simulator and/or the actual cranes before scheduling any practical exams with ITI to avoid having to reschedule and additional fees. NOTE: If the practical exam must be rescheduled for factors such as weather conditions or crane maintenance, there will be no fee assessed.

Candidates perform the hands-on practical portion of the Mobile Crane Operator Certification process. Practical exams for this option are provided based on the candidate's category selection for a Telescopic Boom Fixed Cab. Practical Exam Reschedule Policy: There will be a $50 fee applied to ALL rescheduled practical exams. We encourage you to ensure that you are adequately prepared to be successful on the exam prior to enrolling. NCCCO has structured the practical exam so that a seasoned/skilled operator with a minimum of 100 hours of seat time should be successful. If you are unsure of your skill level or have little seat time, it is recommended that you first purchase practice time on the VR simulator and/or the actual cranes before scheduling any practical exams with ITI to avoid having to reschedule and additional fees. NOTE: If the practical exam must be rescheduled for factors such as weather conditions or crane maintenance, there will be no fee assessed.

Candidates perform the hands-on practical portion of the Mobile Crane Operator Certification process. Practical exams for this option are provided based on the candidate's category selection for a Telescopic Boom Swing Cab. Practical Exam Reschedule Policy: There will be a $50 fee applied to ALL rescheduled practical exams. We encourage you to ensure that you are adequately prepared to be successful on the exam prior to enrolling. NCCCO has structured the practical exam so that a seasoned/skilled operator with a minimum of 100 hours of seat time should be successful. If you are unsure of your skill level or have little seat time, it is recommended that you first purchase practice time on the VR simulator and/or the actual cranes before scheduling any practical exams with ITI to avoid having to reschedule and additional fees. NOTE: If the practical exam must be rescheduled for factors such as weather conditions or crane maintenance, there will be no fee assessed.

ITI is offering Signalperson and Rigger Qualification on Day 5 following the Intermediate Rigging Course. Written and Practical Exams are administered. Candidates who successfully pass the exams will receive a 5-year ITI Qualification. These qualifications meet the requirements of OSHA. Course Length: 1 Day

ITI is offering Signalperson and Rigger Qualification on Day 5 following the Intermediate Rigging Course. Written and Practical Exams are administered. Candidates who successfully pass the exams will receive a 5-year ITI Qualification. These qualifications meet the requirements of OSHA. Course Length: 1 Day

This course is designed to bring the participant to an intermediate skill and knowledge level of rigging applications. The typical Intermediate Rigging participant has basic to intermediate skills and knowledge related to crane and rigging operations. • Course Length: 2 Days • Program Outcome: 1.6 CEUs • Program Sessions • Terms & Definitions • D/d Ratio • Effects of Shock Loading • Load Control - Center of Gravity • Load Weight Estimation • Load Factors for Sling Legs • Hitches & Pick Points • Rigging Inspection • Come-a-longs & Chain Falls • Rigging Accident Case Studies • Proper Operating Practices • Crane Hand Signals

The AI (Accident Investigation) course begins with a series of workshops that focus on three disciplines related to load handling; crane operations, rigging activities and forklift operations. Problem-solving workshops help solidify participants' understanding and knowledge concerning equipment set-up, proper application, capacity information, inspection, hazard recognition and operational safety. Participants will then be exposed to three full-sized accident sites. Each site is accompanied by a document packet complete with eye witness accounts, sheriff's report, machine/equipment data, and other vital information. Teams will evaluate the sites and document packet, then formulate a 'root cause' summary based on the facts and their findings. Additionally, the team will compile a list of possible violations and propose a recommended corrective action plan. Course Length: 3 Days Course Outcome: 2.4 CEU

 

This program is designed to prepare participants to take the general and crane-specific exams in the NCCCO Crane Operator Certification series. This is a classroom only session with training, sample exams and load chart exercises. • Course Length: 3 Days • Course Outcome: 2.4 CEU

The Mobile Crane Operator Core Exam is administered. Additionally, candidates may choose any of the supplemental exams listed below. • Telescopic Boom Fixed Cab (TSS) • Telescopic Boom Swing Cab (TLL) • Lattice Boom Truck (LBT) • Lattice Boom Crawler (LBC

Candidates perform the hands-on practical portion of the Mobile Crane Operator Certification process. Practical exams are provided based on the candidate's category selection for Telescopic Boom Swing Cab only at this location.

 

• Course Length: 3 Days • Course: 2.4 CEUs • Program Sessions • ASME B30.5 Responsibilities • OHSA Requirements for Lift Directors • ASME P30.1 Lift Planning Selection • Site Preparation • Traffic Control • Crane Load Chart Data • Rigging Capacity Data • Hazard Recognition • Multiple Crane Lifts • Lifting Personnel • Lift Data Sheet • Load Schematic, Rigging Method and Selection • Pre-Lift Safety Checklist • Crane Setup Schematic • Load Travel Path and Personnel Placement • Load Handling Sequence and Procedures • Risk Assessment

 

 

This course is designed to bring the participant to an intermediate skill and knowledge level of rigging applications. The typical Intermediate Rigging participant has basic to intermediate skills and knowledge related to crane and rigging operations. • Course Length: 2 Days • Program Outcome: 1.6 CEUs • Program Sessions • Terms & Definitions • D/d Ratio • Effects of Shock Loading • Load Control - Center of Gravity • Load Weight Estimation • Load Factors for Sling Legs • Hitches & Pick Points • Rigging Inspection • Come-a-longs & Chain Falls • Rigging Accident Case Studies • Proper Operating Practices • Crane Hand Signals • Availability