Crane & Rigger
Mobile cranes have become an essential part of most large construction projects. Ensuring the safety of the operator and surrounding personnel, as well as the crane and its surroundings, is a vital part of crane operation.
Because of their enormous versatility and possible configurations, they encounter more variables than any other type of material handling equipment. Successful Crane Operators, Riggers and Signal Persons must have a good understanding of load configurations, environmental conditions, and be able to interpret various charts and graphs when moving loads.
OSHA standards require that operators be certified by a national certifying entity.
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RIGGER & SIGNAL PERSON CERTIFICATION THROUGH NCCER
NCCER’s Rigger & Signal Person Certification program consists of assessments and practical examinations that meet or exceed current ASME B30 consensus safety standards and OSHA 29 CFR part 1926 subpart CC.
- Three-level rigger certifications (basic, intermediate,
and advanced) and a signal person certification - Certified riggers and signal persons earn portable, industry-recognized credentials
- Assessment and practical examination results
available within 15 minutes of submission - Real-time verification
MOBILE CRANE OPERATOR CERTIFICATION
NCCER’s Mobile Crane Operator Certification program consists of assessments and practical examinations that meet or exceed current ASME B30.5 consensus safety standards and OSHA 29 CFR part 1926 subpart CC.
- 13 equipment-specific certifications, (Paths to Mobile Crane Operator Certification)
- Certified operators earn portable, industry-recognized credentials
- Rigger & Signal Person Certification Programs
- ANSI accreditation
- OSHA recognition
- AGC of America recognition
- Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. recognition
- Assessment and practical examination results available within 15 minutes of submission
- No rush fees
- Real-time verification
ASSESSMENTS
NCCER offers a complete series of entry-level and journeyman level written assessments as part of its National Craft Assessment and Certification Program (NCACP).
These assessments evaluate the knowledge of an individual in a specific craft area and provide a prescription for upgrade training when needed.
All assessments are based upon the NCCER curriculum and have been developed in conjunction with subject matter experts from the industry and Prov™, NCCER’s test development partner.
PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION
NCCER Performance Verifications (PVs) are designed to assess an individual’s skill level on specific tasks. PVs require a participant to demonstrate their skill level in a controlled, observable and measurable manner, and must be administered by a qualified objective performance evaluator.
CREDENTIALS
After successful completion of a written assessment or performance verification, an individual’s qualifications are tracked through NCCER’s Registry.
These industry credentials give employers confidence in the craft professional’s skill, knowledge, and desire for continuous professional development. They also provide the craft professional with industry-recognized credentials to help build upon their career.
- KNOWLEDGE VERIFIED:
Successful completion of the written assessment - PERFORMANCE VERIFIED:
Successful completion of the practical performance of a particular craft - CERTIFIED PLUS:
Successful completion of both the written assessment and the corresponding performance verification