Mobile Crane Operator
Crane Institute of America
This excellent Safety and Qualification program covers all the topics required by OSHA in 1926.1427(b)(1)&(2)&(j)(1)(D). The hands-on portion of the training covers the fundamentals of crane operation with emphasis on: How to Control the Load, Shift Inspection, Set-Up, Etc.
Duration
Not specified
Credits
Not specified
Cost
3 days | $1,595
Format
Hybrid
What You'll Learn
AI-generatedKey competencies developed through this program
- Hands-onPerform pre-operational shift inspections on mobile cranes following manufacturer specifications and safety checklists.Developing
- Hands-onExecute mobile crane set-up procedures on various terrain conditions with appropriate outrigger configuration.Developing
- Hands-onManipulate crane controls to move and position loads using smooth and coordinated movements during lifting operations.Developing
- KnowledgeApply load control techniques to prevent swinging and uncontrolled movement during hoisting, swinging, and lowering operations.Developing
- KnowledgeCalculate load weights and crane capacity using load charts and accounting for radius and boom configuration.Developing
- Hands-onOperate mobile crane systems and equipment in accordance with manufacturer operating procedures and industry standards.Developing
- MindsetEngage in safe work practices and hazard recognition throughout all phases of crane operation to protect personnel and property.Developing
- KnowledgeIdentify OSHA safety requirements for mobile crane operations as specified in regulations 1926.1427(b)(1)&(2)&(j)(1)(D).Emerging
- KnowledgeExplain hand signals and communication protocols used between crane operators, riggers, and signal persons on job sites.Emerging
- KnowledgeDistinguish safe operating conditions from hazardous situations including ground conditions, weather limitations, and proximity hazards.Emerging
Skills developed through this program
- Understand OSHA and ASME crane standards as they apply to mobile crane operation and safety compliance
- Understand causes and results of crane accidents to identify risk factors and prevent incidents during crane operations
- Identify types of mobile cranes, components, and terminology used in crane operation and rigging environments
- Interpret load charts accurately to determine safe lifting capacities for mobile crane operations
- Perform pre-operational inspections of mobile cranes to verify equipment condition and readiness for safe operation
- Set up mobile cranes and recognize site hazards including ground conditions, overhead obstructions, and environmental factors prior to lifting operations
Occupations this program prepares you for
Detailed information about this program
Cranes Covered Carry Deck Cranes Boom Truck Cranes Rough Terrain Cranes Lattice Boom Cranes Operator Qualification Requirements: Per OSHA 1910.180 Complete a Crane Institute of America Mobile Crane Operator training program. Pass written exams. Document at least 3 years of experience as the designated operator of mobile cranes, 1 year for boom trucks. (A Operator-In-Training qualification will be issued to applicants with less experience). Meet ASME B30.5 physical qualifications.
What you need to earn this credential
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Eligible funding programs
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Scholarships
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