NCCCO crane operator certification is valid for five years. Operators should begin the recertification process during the fifth year to avoid certification lapses.
The program provides classroom instruction, exam preparation, and coverage of recertification written test fees to help operators successfully maintain their certification.
Operators with at least 1,000 hours of crane-related experience during their certification period typically do not need to retake the practical exam. Those with less experience must complete the practical exam.
Yes. The program is designed to help both seasoned crane operators and those needing a refresher on current testing requirements and industry standards.
Candidates generally must pass the required written core and specialty examinations associated with their current crane certifications.
Starting early provides enough time to complete training, testing, and any additional requirements without interrupting your ability to work as a certified crane operator.
The course reviews current industry information, certification requirements, and exam content to help operators feel confident and prepared for testing.
If you cannot document the required crane-related experience, you will need to complete the practical examination in addition to the written tests before recertifying.