Exam Breakdown
Candidates complete a series of timed, hands-on tasks supervised by accredited evaluators. Tasks include:
- Set up crane configuration based on load charts and site conditions.
- Perform inspection checks for controls, outriggers, and boom components.
- Execute a planned lift using precise boom placement and effective load control.
- Manage taglines, maintain clear communication, and apply proper signaling techniques.
- Conduct shutdown, demobilization, and post-lift inspection routines.
Performance is evaluated for adherence to safety protocols, accuracy, and compliance with NCCCO criteria.
Who Should Take This Exam?
This practical exam is intended for operators seeking certification in telescopic fixed cab crane operation. Ideal candidates typically possess prior crane training or certification and regularly perform lifts in construction, industrial, or maintenance settings.
Exam Logistics
Exams are conducted at ITI Training Centers or at customer sites equipped for evaluation. Candidates should arrive fully prepared to demonstrate their skills, as no instruction or coaching is provided during the exam session.
Certification Benefits
Successful completion leads to NCCCO Practical Certification for telescopic fixed cab cranes. This credential demonstrates practical lift competence, satisfies OSHA and ASME expectations, and is valued by employers requiring certified operators.
Preparation Guidance
If you’d like to brush up beforehand, ITI’s Mobile Crane Operator Prep ILT Course offers structured instruction and practice aligned with the NCCCO written exam and hands-on skills.
