Hello. CICB offers world-class training, inspection, evaluation, and consultation for safe lifting operations. Find out more about our programs here: www.cicb.com/training

This was at our Orlando location. www.cicb.com/orlando-training-center

The most important ones are payday and let's call it a day.

If you are interested in our training programs, contact us at www.cicb.com/contact.

This is a great question. You do not need a CDL license before taking this program.

@CraneTrainingChannel awesome! And then another question will some companies put you through a cdl program? Like some trucking companies do with a contract.

@@madhatter2489 Some companies sponsor training for their operators. Many crane operators start in the lifting industry by working as a rigger. This is the program we recommend for individuals entering this industry: www.cicb.com/classes/cco-rigger1-signalperson

SHE LOOKS LIKE SHES FROM BAHRAIN........

National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators!!!

Same for myself, 1st test failed was paying too much attention to the time, and crane was not smooth had a hard spot in the swing. 2nd time passed ignore the stop watch. just paid attention to what I was doing

@@robert-hy9dq just keep thinking that it’s just a job not a test! If you have been operating for a while, you know what I mean!

Congratulations on passing your course! We wish you the best of luck with your new job!

Thank you for the kind words, Arnold!

Hi Gerald! Our prices vary by course. Our training facilities are in Houston, Texas and Orlando, Florida. We also travel worldwide to train. If you are interested in our courses, you can fill out an inquiry here: www.cicb.com/contact Have a great day!

Hello! We currently have online training for our inspector courses. Our operator courses are in person to ensure students receive hands-on experience.

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I'm looking for a mobile crane training if any help. Thanks

@@abdobassil6470 Hello! You can fill out an inquiry for our mobile crane training: www.cicb.com/classes/mobile-crane-operator-training

Thank you for the reply! Depending on the line of work you are in, there are times where not all signals are used. However, when communicating in the field, the standard signals must be used. If your job site has developed additional communication gestures, no alternate signal may be used that conflicts with the standard signal. We hope this clears things up, let us know if you have any questions.

Hi Markos! Our South Africa location is a strategic alliance with PASICO GHANA Ltd. Let us know if you have any additional questions!

We actually offer 2 types of classes! The one in the video is our own course which gives you a certificate that your employer can use to deem you as qualified. The test results are immediate in this course. We also offer the CCO Preparatory Course, which is also a 5-day program. In this class, we prepare you to take the CCO examination, and at the end of the course, you take the CCO written and practical examinations. The CCO gives you your test results about 3 weeks after the exams are taken. Upon passing the exams, you are certified through the CCO, which is transferrable between employers. You can take one or both of these courses. We recommend our course for beginners and the CCO preparatory course for experienced operators. I hope this answers your questions. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you need additional information.

Hi Jordan! Our course prices vary based on several factors, such as the length of the course, if you will be registering yourself or your company will be sponsoring you, etc. For information on pricing, you can fill out a contact form on our website: www.cicb.com/contact

Thank you!😁

For CICB's Mobile Crane Operator Training Course, no experience is necessary. Our highly trained instructors begin with the basics since this is considered a beginner's course. Our class sizes also have a small student to instructor ratio. If you need additional help with the material, we will ensure you understand all components.