Total Equipment Training is pleased to offer NCCCO training and testing for operators in need of certification. For larger groups of operators, please give our office a call and we can schedule onsite training; also for your convenience – listed on the calendar located at the right-hand side of this page – are the “Open” sessions currently scheduled for companies with individuals/non-groups who need certification. Whatever your company’s specific need, Total Equipment Training is here to keep everyone knowledgeable and safe! Feel free to take a look at our training for Heavy Equipment Operators.
We have provided direct links to NCCCO below so you can download your application and candidate manual. All paperwork for corporate events or “opens” needs to be faxed two weeks in advance of testing.
The National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators administers certification programs for the following:
Mobile Crane NCCCO Certification
- Lattice Boom Crawler Crane Certification
- Lattice Boom Truck Cranes Certification
- Telescopic Boom Cranes – Swing Cab Certification
- Telescopic Boom Cranes – Fixed Cab Certification
Tower Crane NCCCO Certification
- Hammerhead Certification
- Luffer Certification
- Self-Erecting Certification
Overhead Crane NCCCO Certifications
Articulating Crane NCCCO Certifications
- Articulating Boom Crane Certification
- Articulating Boom Crane with Winch – Certification
- Articulating Boom Loader Certification
Signalperson
Rigger I NCCCO Certification
Rigger II NCCCO Certification
All certifications require that candidates successfully pass a written and practical exam. NCCCO is an accredited Crane Operator Certification Program recognized by OSHA and most states that require certification of crane operators.
The following states require crane certification: California*, Connecticut, Hawaii*, Maryland*, Massachusetts, Minnesota*, Montana*, Nevada, Oregon, Pennsylvania*, Rhode Island, Utah*, Washington*, West Virginia*, New Jersey*, New Mexico*. New York, North Carolina*
The following cities require certification: Chicago, Philadelphia*. New Orleans*, New York City*. Omaha*, Washington, DC
*Recognize NCCCO for Certification