About Us

We have been in this area for nine years and know the need for expert crane operators. With all the high-rise building in the industry, it is too important to let just anyone operate a tool as massive as a crane.

We are all about safety. Every lesson will allow the student to hone in allowing them the ability to master the skill with our unique approach to teaching.

We have (2) Trainers/ Certified operators and Accredited Examiners in (5) categories "Tower Crane, Lattice Boom Tuck Mount Crane, Lattice Boom Crawler Crane, Small Telescopic Boom Crane (Fixed Cab), Large Telescopic Boom Crane (Swing Cab)". They have passed all five exams required by the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators. They are certified and experts in this field of the construction industry and use that knowledge and expertise to train and prepare others.

We are the best choice for instruction and hands-on practical training for the certification of crane operators.

Curriculum

Basic Principles of Cranes
Discusses career opportunities and operator requirements, and provides the duties and responsibilities of a mobile crane operator. Offers trainees an introduction to the mobile crane industry with, and explains the basic scientific principles associated with mobile crane operations.

Rigging Practice
Offers an understanding of the fundamentals of rigging: the variety of rigging gear, components, configurations and their applications within the mobile crane industry.

Crane Safety
Introduces various safety aspects of mobile crane operations, including equipment inspection, site hazard inspection, site hazard identification, and required personal protection equipment. Discusses how to work with site plans and specifications, to include accident prevention, hazards of power lines, and various failures that may occur during lifting operations.

Wire Rope
Covers the components of wire rope and inspection requirements and procedures of wire rope, load blocks, and sheaves. Explains proper installation of wire rope, maintenance guidelines, and end terminations and preparations.

Computer Aids/Operator Aids
Provides information on load moment indicators, anti-two-block devices, load indicators, and other operator aids that are installed in cranes. Includes an in-depth look at the input devices associated with these operator aids and the information they provide.

Load Dynamics
Covers leverage and stability, operational quadrants, submerged lifts, non-centered lifts, and other factors that affect stability.

Load Charts
Defines the concepts of center of gravity and leverage and the importance of using a load/capacity chart for lifting operations. Covers the different counterweight configurations and the difference between lattice boom, hydraulic boom and boom truck, and boom attachment charts.

Lift Planning
Provides an in-depth discussion of lift plan implementation. The topics covered include reference information, calculations, single– and multiple-crane lifting, critical lifts, and engineering.

Hoisting Personnel
This provides an in-depth discussion of the ASME B30.23 and CFR 1926.550(g) requirements while presenting advanced operating techniques for hoisting personnel.

Communication
Covers the fundamentals of the communication process; addressing abstractions, fear and lack of experience; and environmental factors. Covers verbal and nonverbal methods of communications. Take an in-depth look at the ASME B30.5 hand signals, including the appropriate operator action when the signal is given and the expected machine movement.

Preventive Maintenance
Covers preventive maintenance and compliance inspections on a crane. Presents the safety considerations, procedures, and equipment/material required for these inspections.

On-Site Equipment Movement
Covers site hazards and restrictions that could hinder on-site crane movement, safety considerations involved in crane movement over unlevel ground, pick-and-carry operations and power line contact.