Crane Certification Training Program
- Nationwide Job Placement
- NCCCO Certification and Testing
- Hands-On Training
- Stable Career
- Financial Assistance
- Custom Training Programs
- Short Term Training
- Certified Instructors
- Classes Every 3 Weeks
- Swing and Fixed Cabs
- Nationwide Training Schools
The ATS crane operator training and certification teaches people how operate both fixed cab and swing cab mobile hydraulic cranes. Graduates of this program are prepared for and tested on the written and practical exams for certification through the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO).
The NCCCO crane operator certification is one of the most widely recognized crane operator certifications in the crane operator industry. ATS is approved by the NCCCO as a test site for both the NCCCO written and NCCCO practical exams for fixed and swing cab crane operators.
Specialized Crane Operator Training & Certification
ATS also offer specialized crane operator training and certification for employers. This training can take place at an ATS training location or at the employer’s location. ATS has crane operation instructors who travel to remote locations for crane training, testing, and certification. These specialized crane training programs can be customized to meet the employer’s time and cost requirements.
National Commission For The Certification of Crane Operator (NCCCO)
NCCCO was formed in January 1995 as a non-profit organization to develop effective performance standards for safe crane operation to assist all segments of general industry and construction. By providing a thorough, independent assessment of operator knowledge and skills, NCCCO aims to enhance lifting equipment safety, reduce workplace risk, improve performance records, stimulate training, and give due recognition to the professional skill of crane operation. The establishment of NCCCO was the culmination of almost 10 years continuous work by representatives of all industries that use cranes. In essence, the NCCCO program was developed by industry for industry, and continues to be supported by it.
