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The intent of this document is to provide a guideline only for each contractor and/or subcontractor to prepare his/her own crane operators for certification. We

recommend this information be used as a guideline only and that contractors consult with third party certification organizations for accreditation information and

with states and municipalities for licensing information. Any advice or comments in this manual is given in this general context and should not be relied upon as a substitute for legal or other professional advice.

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Overview ..................................................................................................................................................... 4

Federal Crane Operators Certification Rule Requirements ........................................................................ 4

Scope of New Rule .................................................................................................................................. 5

State & City Licensing Requirements .......................................................................................................... 7

Connecticut ............................................................................................................................................. 7

Massachusetts ......................................................................................................................................... 7

New Jersey .............................................................................................................................................. 7

New York State ........................................................................................................................................ 8

New York City .......................................................................................................................................... 8

Pennsylvania ........................................................................................................................................... 9

Rhode Island ............................................................................................................................................ 9

Accredited and Recognized Crane Operator Certification Organizations (Option 1) .................................. 11

Crane Institute Certification (CIC) ......................................................................................................... 11

Written Exam Information ................................................................................................................ 11

Practical Exam Information ............................................................................................................... 11

National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) ............................................. 11



National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) .................................................... 12



CIC Accredited Practical Exam Instructors (by State) ................................................................................ 14

Maine .................................................................................................................................................... 14

New Jersey ............................................................................................................................................ 14

New York ............................................................................................................................................... 14

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................................................................... 15

NCCCO Accredited Practical Exam Instructors (by State) ......................................................................... 16

Maine .................................................................................................................................................... 16

New Jersey ............................................................................................................................................ 17


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New York ............................................................................................................................................... 18

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................................................................... 18

States with Available NCCCO Practical Exam Sites.................................................................................... 21

New Jersey ............................................................................................................................................ 21

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................................................................... 21

NCCER Accredited Tower Crane Certification Providers (by State) .......................................................... 22

Georgia .................................................................................................................................................. 22

NCCER Accredited or Authorized Assessment Centers (by State) ............................................................ 22

Connecticut ........................................................................................................................................... 22

Maine .................................................................................................................................................... 23

Pennsylvania ......................................................................................................................................... 23


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Overview This document will enable users to identify the impacts and plan a course of action to comply with

the new Federal Crane Operators Certification Rule. The Table of Contents will allow users to jump

to the section most useful for them and hyperlinks throughout the document will bring users to

pertinent online information.

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Federal Crane Operators Certification Rule Requirements The new Federal Crane Operators Certification Rule becomes effective November 10, 2018. The

rule requires crane operators to pass a written and practical exam for each type of crane in order

to be considered compliant under OSHA rules.

Current OSHA Regulations Title 29, Subtitle B, Chapter XVII, Part 1926, Subpart CC - “Cranes and Derricks \in Construction”

The new rule provides 3 certification options:

Option 1. Certification by an independent testing organization accredited by a nationally

recognized accrediting organization

Option 2. Qualification by an employer's independently audited program

Option 3. Qualification by the U.S. military

This document will deal only with Option 1 as this is the most likely method of compliance for our

employers. For many state licenses, Option 1 is also the method through which to attain local

compliance, however there are several northeastern states which require their own state

administered examination:

1. Connecticut

2. Massachusetts

3. New York

4. Rhode Island

Generally, very few state licenses themselves will be sufficient for federal compliance. Instead, it

is recommended that state licenses and third party certifications are kept on hand for OSHA. For

more information on the machinery types, see the scope illustration below to view how

equipment will be categorized.



https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2014-09-26/pdf/2014-22816.pdf

https://www.osha.gov/news/newsreleases/trade/11092017

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State & City Licensing Requirements

Connecticut State License not compliant with Federal Crane Operator Certification Rule

NCCCO/CIC/NCCER Certification not recognized by State Licensing Board.

2 Types of State License

Crane

Hoisting

Link to Connecticut Crane or Hoisting Law


Massachusetts State License not compliant with Federal Crane Operator Certification Rule


Link to Massachusetts Hoisting Equipment Law


New Jersey State License should be compliant with Federal Crane Operator Certification Rule for certain

classifications

NCCCO/CIC/NCCER Certification is recognized and required by State Licensing Board.

New Jersey only requires a license for:

Lattice Boom Truck Crane

Lattice Boom Crawler Crane

Small Telescopic Boom Crane (less than 17.5 tons)

Large Telescopic Boom Crane (more than 17.5 tons)

The Act does not apply to cranes with manufacturers' rated lifting capacity of less than 10 tons. Also not

covered are Forklifts, Digger Derrick Trucks, Aircraft Bucket Trucks, Knuckle Booms, Trolley Booms or any

vehicles or machines not having a power operated winch or load line.

Link to New Jersey Crane Operator License Law


https://portal.ct.gov/DAS/Services/Licensing-Certification-Permitting-and-Codes/Cranes

https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_539.htm

https://www.mass.gov/lists/forms-and-applications-0

https://www.nj.gov/labor/lsse/employee/Licensing_of_Crane_Operators.html

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New York State State License is compliant with Federal Crane Operator Certification Rule for certain classifications


NYS Department of Labor classifies the following crane licenses

Class A - Unrestricted – Conventional, cable, lattice boom, and friction are names that

have been used in reference to this classification. This classification includes all cranes

having a fixed lattice boom, with or without free fall capability; conventional tower

cranes, derricks and all cranes with free fall capability. Class A allows operation of any

crane.

Class B - Hydraulic – This includes all hydraulic cranes which have a telescopic boom

and swinging cab; there is no restriction on maximum manufacturer’s rating. This

classification also includes smaller trailer or truck mounted self-erecting tower cranes,

as well as boom trucks having over 28 ton manufacturer’s rated capacity. Class B

allows operation of B, C & D.

Class C - Boom Truck – This includes cranes having telescopic booms which are

generally truck mounted and up to 28 ton maximum manufacturer’s rated capacity.

Class C allows operation of C & D.

Class D - Restricted Boom Truck – These cranes are also referred to as sign hangers,

but their use is not restricted to that industry. This includes cranes having telescopic

booms which are generally truck mounted and up to 3 ton maximum manufacturer’s

rated capacity, and up to 125 feet of boom. Class D allows operation of D only.

Class E – Reserved.

Class F - Line Truck – These cranes are also referred to as digger derricks. It is up to 15

ton maximum manufacturer’s rated capacity, 65 foot maximum boom length, utilizing

a non-conductive tip with nylon rope, for use in electrical applications only. Class F

allows operation of F only.

Crane License Website


New York City Municipal License not compliant with Federal Crane Operator Certification Rule due to classifications


https://labor.ny.gov/workerprotection/safetyhealth/Crane%20Tests%20%26%20classifications.shtm

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NCCCO/CIC/NCCER Certification is recognized and required by Municipal Licensing Board.

NYC has 3 license classifications:

Class A licenses, for machines with a boom length under 200 feet;

Class B licenses, for machines with any boom length;

Class C licenses, for machines under 50 tons.

Class A License Requirements

Class B License Requirements

Class C License Requirements

Link to New York City Licensing Information


Pennsylvania State License is not compliant with Federal Crane Operator Certification Rule due to lack of

classifications

NCCCO/CIC/NCCER Certification is recognized and required by State Licensing Board.

NCCCO Form for Verifying Certification with State

NCCER Form for Verifying Credentials with State

Link to Pennsylvania Crane Operator License Law


Rhode Island State License not compliant with Federal Crane Operator Certification Rule


There are two types of licenses:

Unrestricted License - qualifies operator on specified equipment

Restricted License – qualifies operator on specified equipment only on single

employer site

There are 13 categories of licenses


https://www1.nyc.gov/site/buildings/industry/hoisting-class-A-requirements.page

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/buildings/industry/hoisting-class-B-requirements.page

https://www1.nyc.gov/site/buildings/industry/hoisting-class-C-requirements.page

http://www.nccco.org/nccco/industry-resources/state-licensing/new-york-city-central

http://www.nccco.org/nccco/industry-resources/state-licensing/pa-form

https://www.nccer.org/docs/default-source/forms-manuals/cranecredentialrequestform-pennsylvania.pdf?sfvrsn=42b61e4f_10

https://www.pacode.com/secure/data/049/chapter6/chap6toc.html

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(A) FULL LICENSE

(B) CRANE/LATTICE LICENSE -- Lattice boom cranes, derricks, stiff legs, Chicago booms,

gin poles, and tower cranes.

(C) HYDRAULIC CRANE LICENSE -- Cranes which the main boom is hydraulically

telescopic, elevators, personnel and/or material hoists, manipulators, winches, spider

cranes, vibratory hammers, and hydraulic hoists.

(D) AERIAL LIFT LICENSE -- Boom type personnel/material lift that is hydraulically

operated

(E) OVERHEAD ELECTRIC CRANE LICENSE -- Machinery which is electrically operated,

that moves along an overhead rail that supports a trolley

(F) CONVEYOR BELT LICENSE Self-propelled crushing and /or reclaiming equipment,

and portable conveyors used to move materials.

(G) CONCRETE PUMP / SCREEDING EQUIPMENT LICENSE -- Hydraulic pumps and

screeders which pumps cement products

(H) CONSTRUCTION FORKLIFT/ TELEHANDLER LICENSE -- Hydraulic equipment that

does not have a cable winch, but has forks to transport material with an extendable

boom for height and reach.

(I) EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT LICENSE -- Rubber tired, crawler, or robotic equipment

(whose primary function is not designed for hoisting) machinery for excavating,

grading, demolition, crushing, grinding, reclaiming, paving and compaction of earth or

asphalt.

(J) DRILLING RIG LICENSE -- Truck or track mounted, rotary type machine used to test

and/or excavate the earth.

(K) HYDRAULIC DELIVERY TRUCK -- Supply, delivery, or equipment rental company to

only unload their product or equipment at their delivery destination by whatever

hydraulic means that is on the transport vehicle.

(L) SIGN CRANE -- Installation and removal of signs only.

(M) SEGMENTAL LIFT HOIST OR SEGMENTAL ERECTING ARM -- Machinery that is used

for hoisting and setting precast concrete segments underground in tunnel

construction

Link to Rhode Island Hoisting License Regulations



http://www.dlt.ri.gov/profregs/pdfs/Hoistingrulesregs2013.pdf

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Accredited and Recognized Crane Operator Certification Organizations

(Option 1)

Crane Institute Certification (CIC) Crane Institute of America Certification, LLC (CIC) is an independent certifying organization providing

OSHA recognized, NCCA accredited crane operator, rigger and signalperson certifications.

CIC certifications are valid for 5 years at which point individuals must verify 1,000 hours of crane

operation (or retake the practical exam) and take a recertification written exam.

Website

Written Exam Information CIC offers 2 methods to set up a written exam

1. Certify individual at an external site (i.e. sylvan learning center, school, or library)

2. Certify individual using internal proctor or using CIC provided external proctor

CIC also allows companies to be their own written exam site, but requires an on-site coordinator.

Practical Exam Information CIC provides a list of local and traveling individuals certified to provide a practical exam. In addition,

companies, job sites, or crane yards can apply to become practical exam sites if they wish.

National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) NCCCO (“N”-Triple C-“O”) was formed in January 1995 as a non-profit organization with its mission to

develop effective performance standards for safe crane operation to assist all segments of general

industry and construction.

By providing thorough, independent assessments of knowledge and skills, NCCCO aims to enhance

lifting equipment safety, reduce workplace risk, improve performance records, stimulate training, and

give due recognition to the professionals who work in, with, and around cranes.

This combination of crane-related experience and exam development knowledge has been

supplemented with input from the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) as well as the

ANSI/ASME committees that developed and revise the B30 crane standard. The result is a sound, valid,

and effective tests of operators’ and associated trades’ proficiency. NCCCO certification is valid for 5

years at which point individuals must pass a recertification written test and recertify medical

compliance.

Website


http://cicert.com/

http://cicert.com/how-to-set-up-your-written-exams/

http://cicert.com/internal/

http://cicert.com/become-written-exam-site/

http://cicert.com/become-practical-exam-site/

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Written Exam Information NCCCO has three options for the written exam:

1. Companies can submit a Test Administration Request and identify a Test Site Coordinator

to complete the written exam at the location of their choice

2. Individuals can also find open written exams and apply to attend those

3. Individuals can also apply to take a Computer-based test at an approved location

Practical Exam Information NCCCO provides a list of practical exam instructors and practical exam sites. In addition, companies, job

sites, and crane yards can become practical exam test sites themselves if they appoint a Test Site

Coordinator, designated Proctors, and arrange to have an NCCCO accredited examiner on site for

exams.

National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)

NCCER develops standardized construction and maintenance curriculum and assessments with

portable credentials. These credentials are tracked through NCCER’s Registry System that allows

organizations and companies to track the qualifications of their craft professionals and/or check the

qualifications of possible new hires. NCCER's Registry System also assists craft professionals by

maintaining their records in a secure database.

Website

Written Exam Information NCCER divides its Written Exams into 4 categories:

1. Mobile Crane

a. Industrial (all purpose)

b. Lattice Boom

c. Telescopic Boom

d. Boom Truck

2. Tower Crane

For Mobile Cranes, operators must locate a NCCER Mobile Crane Endorsed Accredited Assessment Centers for the written examination. For Tower Cranes, operators must locate a Tower Crane Endorsed Accredited Assessment Centers or become one themselves for the written examination.

Practical Exam Information NCCER’s Endorsed Accredited Assessment Centers are able to deliver the certification program

(assessments and practical examinations) to their employees/membership using their own equipment


http://nccco.org/nccco/hosting-cco-examinations/submit-written-test-administration-request

http://www.nccco.org/handbooks-forms#TSC

http://www.nccco.org/handbooks-forms#TSC

http://www.nccco.org/nccco/find-test-location/written-exams

http://www.nccco.org/nccco/frequently-asked-questions/computer-based-testing-faqs

https://candidate.psiexams.com/nccco/testdate/testdate.jsp

http://www.nccco.org/nccco/hosting-cco-examinations/practical-exam

https://www.nccer.org/workforce-development-programs/disciplines

https://www.nccer.org/assessments-performance-verifications

http://registry.nccer.org/

http://registry.nccer.org/

https://www.nccer.org/nccer-home

https://www.nccer.org/workforce-development-programs/disciplines/craft-details/mobile-crane-operator

https://www.nccer.org/workforce-development-programs/disciplines/craft-details/tower-crane-operator

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as personnel are available and time permits. Learn how to become an Endorsed Accredited Assessment

Center.

For Tower Cranes there is one written and one practical exam, however for each category of mobile

crane, there are multiple types of practical exams one must pass. To understand the breakdown of the

exam process for each type of crane click on this document “Paths to Mobile Crane Credentials”.



https://www.nccer.org/get-involved/organizations/accreditation-process

https://www.nccer.org/get-involved/organizations/accreditation-process

https://nccer.box.com/s/rpyyc3s6xe20dt07llgwl44ol4h90w4r

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CIC Accredited Practical Exam Instructors (by State)

Maine Jason Gillis

Company: Chadwick-Baross

Location: Bangor, ME

Phone: 207-949-4753

Email [email protected]

Website: https://www.chadwick-baross.com/

Cary G. Green

Company: PRO Industrial Plus

Location: Island Falls, ME

Phone: 207-447-0528

Email: [email protected]


New Hampshire

Toby DeBattiste

Company: Independent

Location: New Hampshire

Phone: 603-209-3606



New Jersey John Beauparlant


Location: New Jersey

Phone: 302-220-3110



New York Jose A. DeJesus


mailto:[email protected]

https://www.chadwick-baross.com/




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Location: New York

Phone: 347-742-8323



Pennsylvania Carl J Cencetti Sr


Location: Pennsylvania

Phone: 215-859-2194


Gary Tellish



Phone: 724-601-0220


Michael Nicholas



Phone: 610-659-7027








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NCCCO Accredited Practical Exam Instructors (by State)

Massachusetts Robbie McCarthy


Location: Barre, MA

Phone: 774-345-0398


Areas Accredited: SIGNALPERSON

John S. Robertson III

Company: Triple J Crane Works

Location: Athol, MA

Phone: 254-423-0254


Areas Accredited: LATTICE BOOM, TELESCOPIC BOOM—SWING CAB, TELESCOPIC BOOM—FIXED CAB,

RIGGER LEVEL I, SIGNALPERSON


Maine John Bartlett

Company: Industrial Training International, Inc.

Location: Bowerbank, ME

Phone: 207-290-7616


Website: https://www.iti.com/


RIGGER LEVEL I, RIGGER LEVEL II, SIGNALPERSON

Roy Bolton II

Company: Cianbro

Location: Madison, ME

Phone: 207-653-2458


Website: http://www.cianbro.com/


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https://www.iti.com/

mailto:%[email protected]

http://www.cianbro.com/

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Robert Meckley

Company: Cianbro

Location: Skowhegan, ME

Phone: 207-612-2684

Website: http://www.cianbro.com/


Areas Accredited: TELESCOPIC BOOM—SWING CAB, TELESCOPIC BOOM—FIXED CAB


New Jersey Keith Adolf


Location: Stratford, NJ

Phone: 856-435-4299



TOWER CRANE, OVERHEAD CRANE

Larry DeMark

Company: LuMark Consulting, LLP

Location: Stratford, NJ

Phone: 856-669-8516

Website: http://lumarkconsulting.com/Home_Page.html



TOWER CRANE, OVERHEAD CRANE, ARTICULATING BOOM CRANE, SIGNALPERSON, RIGGER LEVEL I

Kenneth Shinn

Company: Cranex, Inc.

Location: Lakewood, NJ

Phone: 732-681-8516

Website: www.cranexltd.com



TOWER CRANE, ARTICULATING BOOM CRANE, SERVICE TRUCK CRANE, DEDICATED PILE DRIVER,

SIGNALPERSON, RIGGER LEVEL I


http://www.cianbro.com/



http://lumarkconsulting.com/Home_Page.html


http://www.cranexltd.com/


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Carl Simonye

Company: CraneCoach LLC

Location: Lambertville, NJ

Phone: 800-521-7669

Website: http://trainingcraneoperator.com/



OVERHEAD CRANE, ARTICULATING BOOM CRANE, ARTICULATING BOOM LOADER, SERVICE TRUCK

CRANE, SIGNALPERSON, RIGGER LEVEL I


New York John Glinski

Company: Crane Training and Safety Consultants LLC.

Location: Croton on Hudson, NY Phone: 845-701-5677

Website: http://www.ctsconsultants.com/



TOWER CRANE, ARTICULATING BOOM CRANE, SIGNALPERSON, RIGGER LEVEL I, RIGGER LEVEL II

Todd Polakoff

Company: Crane Management

Location: New York, NY

Phone: 917-636-2416


Areas Accredited: SIGNALPERSON, RIGGER LEVEL I


Pennsylvania

Thomas DeSoo

Company: I&I Sling

Location: Aston, PA

Phone: 610-485-8500

Website: https://iandisling.com/



http://trainingcraneoperator.com/


http://www.ctsconsultants.com/



https://iandisling.com/


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Areas Accredited: RIGGER LEVEL I, RIGGER LEVEL II

Raymond Feidt

Company: Stephenson Equipment, Inc.

Location: Harrisburg, PA

Phone: 717-558-7240

Website: http://stephensonequipment.com/


Areas Accredited: LATTICE BOOM, TELESCOPIC BOOM—SWING CAB, TELESCOPIC BOOM—FIXED

CAB, TOWER CRANE, OVERHEAD CRANE, ARTICULATING BOOM CRANE, SERVICE TRUCK

CRANE, SIGNALPERSON, RIGGER LEVEL I, RIGGER LEVEL II

Jack Flaugh

Company: Crawford Custom Consulting Inc

Location: Meadville, PA

Phone: 814-333-9600

Website: https://crawfordcustom.com/



CAB, SERVICE TRUCK CRANE

William Hottenstein

Company: Atlantic Crane Inspection

Services Location: Bensalem, PA

Phone: 215-639-2579

Website: http://atlanticcrane.com/



CAB, TOWER CRANE, OVERHEAD CRANE, ARTICULATING BOOM CRANE, SIGNALPERSON

Brian Hough

Company: Crawford Custom

Consulting Location: Meadville, PA

Phone: 814-333-9600




ARTICULATING BOOM CRANE, DIGGER DERRICK, SERVICE TRUCK CRANE, SIGNALPERSON, RIGGER

LEVEL I


http://stephensonequipment.com/


https://crawfordcustom.com/


http://atlanticcrane.com/




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William G. Hough

Company: Hough Logistics, LLC

Location: Downington, PA

Phone: 917-657-4408


Areas Accredited: LATTICE BOOM, TELESCOPIC BOOM—SWING CAB, TELESCOPIC BOOM—FIXED CAB

Adam Kroepil

Company: Stephenson

Equipment Location: McDonald, PA

Phone: 412-287-0762




CAB, SIGNALPERSON, RIGGER LEVEL I, RIGGER LEVEL II

James J. Russell, Jr.

Company: Atlantic Crane Inspection

Services Location: Bensalem, PA

Phone: 215-639-2579

Website: http://atlanticcrane.com/



TOWER CRANE, OVERHEAD CRANE






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States with Available NCCCO Practical Exam Sites

New Jersey Organization: Cranex

Location: Lakewood, NJ

Website: www.cranexltd.com

Available Cranes: TELESCOPIC BOOM CRANE—SWING CAB TELESCOPIC BOOM CRANE—FIXED CAB

LATTICE BOOM, TOWER CRANE

Contact: Kenneth Shinn

Phone: 732-364-1088

[email protected]


Pennsylvania Organization: Crawford Custom

Consulting Location: Meadville, PA


Available Cranes: LATTICE BOOM, TELESCOPIC BOOM CRANE—FIXED CAB TELESCOPIC BOOM CRANE—

SWING CAB, ARTICULATING BOOM CRANE, ARTICULATING BOOM LOADER, RIGGER

Contact: Brian Hough

Phone: 814-333-9600

[email protected]

Organization: Rigging Institute

Location: Aston, PA

Website: https://www.rigginginstitute.com/

Available Cranes: OVERHEAD CRANE, RIGGER

Contact: Eric Perry

Phone: 888-416-1965

[email protected]

Organization: Stephenson

Equipment Location: Harrisburg, PA


Available Cranes: TELESCOPIC BOOM CRANE—SWING CAB, TELESCOPIC BOOM CRANE—FIXED CAB,

LATTICE BOOM, TOWER CRANE, ARTICULATING BOOM CRANE


http://www.cranexltd.com/




https://www.rigginginstitute.com/



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Contact: Ray Feidt

Phone: 800-325-6455

[email protected]

Organization: Stephenson

Equipment Location: McDonald,

PA


Available Cranes: TELESCOPIC BOOM CRANE—SWING CAB, TELESCOPIC BOOM CRANE—FIXED CAB

Contact: Ray Feidt

Phone: 800-325-

6455

[email protected]


NCCER Accredited Tower Crane Certification Providers (by State)

Georgia Debbie Dickenson

Company: Crane Industry Services

Location: Waco, GA

Website: http://www.craneindustryservices.com/

Phone: 770-783-9292


NCCER Accredited or Authorized Assessment Centers (by State)

Connecticut Company: Industrial Management & Training Institute Inc.

Location: Waterbury, CT

Website: https://imti.edu/

Phone: 203-753-7910






http://www.craneindustryservices.com/


https://imti.edu/

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Maine Company: Cianbro Corporation

Location: Pittsfield, ME

Website: http://www.cianbro.com/Home.aspx

Phone: 207-487-3311

Pennsylvania Company: ABC – Central PA

Location: Milesburg, PA

Website: https://www.abccentralpa.org/

Phone: 814-353-1999

Company: ABC – Eastern PA

Location: Germantown, PA

Website: https://www.abceastpa.org/

Phone: 610-279-6666

Company: ABC – Western PA

Location: Gibsonia, PA

Website: http://abcwpa.org/

Phone: 412-213-3556



http://www.cianbro.com/Home.aspx

https://www.abccentralpa.org/

https://www.abceastpa.org/

http://abcwpa.org/

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