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Start your crane certification prep
Send the short form below. An enrollment advisor will match you to the right course, share pricing, and explain how written and practical exams are scheduled for Arizona candidates.
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The more we know — crane type, certification you need, and the Arizona city you work from — the more useful our reply will be.
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What happens after you send the form
- An advisor reviews your request and replies with the course that matches your certification goal.
- You get pricing and enrollment instructions, then access to your course.
- Study at your pace with lessons and practice questions.
- When you're ready, schedule your written exam with the certifying body, then your practical exam.
Enrolling a crew
Arizona contractors, utilities and mine operators often enroll several workers at once ahead of a project start or audit. Mention the number of people and the certifications needed in the form, and we'll set up a plan that keeps your crew on the job while they study.
Courses that fit this work
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Mobile Crane Operator
Get ready for the NCCCO mobile crane core exam and the LAT, TLL or TSS specialty that matches the crane you run, from hydros on Valley jobsites to crawlers on solar and mine work.
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Rigger Level I
Learn the hitches, hardware and inspection rules on the NCCCO Rigger Level I written exam, for workers who rig routine lifts where the load weight and center of gravity are known.
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Signal Person
Learn the standard hand signals, voice signal rules and crane basics tested on the NCCCO Signalperson exam, a portable way to document qualification under OSHA 1926.1428.