Next Certificate Program Start: 04/22/2024 | Next Associate Degree Program Start: 05/06/2024
Next Certificate Program Start: 06/06/2022 | Next Associate Degree Program Start: 07/05/2022
Next Certificate Program Start: 04/22/2024 | Next Associate Degree Program Start: 05/06/2024
CERTIFICATE OF FIXED CAB CRANE OPERATION WITH RIGGING AND SIGNALING
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Locations – California, Georgia, Oklahoma
Program Length – 3 Weeks
Overview
Does a career in heavy equipment operation seem right for you? Let us help you find out. Explore the advantages of gaining a Certificate of Fixed Cab Crane Operation with Rigging and Signaling at Heavy Equipment Colleges of America (HEC). This could be your opportunity to break into the industry with the right skills and knowledge to help you stand out.
The objective of this program is to provide the fundamental skills and knowledge applicable to fixed cab crane operation plus rigging and signaling to obtain employment in the field as a fixed cab crane operator, rigger, or signalperson.
Benefits
- Practical Experience: Get hands-on training with in-class instruction that can help prepare you for real tasks you’ll encounter on the job.
- Three Week Program:Be ready to graduate in as little as three weeks!
- Multiple Locations: We offer classes at multiple locations. These include:
- Georgia
- Oklahoma
- Certification: The National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO) is the certifying body for crane operation. Using an outcome-based assessment approach, the NCCO offers an objective evaluation that meets industry and regulatory standards and accurately measures skills and knowledge. The main objective of the NCCCO is to increase safety, reduce workplace risks, improve performance records, encourage training, and recognize professionals who work in, with, and around cranes.
Career Outlook
Now is a great time to get your Certificate of Fixed Cab Crane Operation with Rigging and Signaling. Why? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), employment for material moving machine operators, such as fixed cab crane operators, is projected to grow 7% from 2021-2031. That means thousands of new jobs will be open over the next decade. There’s no time like the present—get started on your training today.
Curriculum
Our objective is to provide a comprehensive education that combines the best of hands-on training with in-class instruction from qualified professionals.
Learn the Basic Principles of Fixed Cab Cranes
- Hand Signals
- Rigging
- Slings
- Wire Rope
- Knots
Are you ready to start your career in heavy equipment? See if you have what it takes to complete our Certificate of Fixed Cab Crane Operation with Rigging and Signaling Program. Contact us for more information today.
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