According to the OSHA Final Rule “1926.1427(c)(3): No cost to employees. Whenever operator certification/licensure is required under this section, the employer must provide the certification/licensure at no cost to employees.” In summary, the employer is responsible....
California Crane School follows the NCCCO eligibility requirements, which include: Be at least 18 years of age Meet all medical requirements Comply with NCCCO’s Substance Abuse...
No. You do not need a driver’s license to attend California Crane School’s crane operator certification courses. Your employer may require this though.
Mobile cranes are commonly used in construction, but are also used in other industries like tree services, oil & drilling, utilities, and other crane services.
