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CCO NEW OSHA CRANE RULES 08/09/2010 IT IS IN YOUR BEST INTEREST TO GET CERTIFIED AND STAY CERTIFIED. CHECK YOUR CARD FOR THE EXPIRATION DATE. IF YOU NEED TO TEST OR RE-CERTIFY CALL THE TRAINING SITE TO RECEIVE A CCO STUDY PACKET AND APPLICATION. CCO - National Crane Certification The National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (CCO) is an independent not-for-profit organization formed to establish and administer a nationwide program of certification for crane operators. The purpose of the CCO is to set standards for measuring knowledge and proficiency required for the safe operation of cranes. All candidates are required to pass both the written and practical examinations in order to be certified. The initial certification period is for five (5) years, after which an operator is required to re-certify. Eligibility: Meet Medical Requirements Pass Written Examination(s) - Minimum - Core and one specialty Pass Practical Examinations Candidates must pass the Practical exam within twelve months of passing the written exam. The Practical Exam is scheduled by appointment. "The National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators was founded in January 1995 to establish a comprehensive and independent means of assessing crane operator knowledge and skills. Key to this industry-led effort was the development of the CCO core and specialty written examinations and the practical "hands-on" examinations. - CCO Candidate Handbook
You may print out the forms from the Mobile Crane Candidate Handbook and/or Tower Crane Candidate Handbook or the Overhead Crane Candidate Handbook. New! Rigger's Candidate Handbook, Signalperson Candidate Handbook. Or Click here for: (you may type in these forms and then print them out on your printer).
You may fax the application forms to the training center at 715-228-4901. For late applications please fax your application directly to IAI: 1-727-461-2746.
YOU MUST FILL OUT THE CCO APPLICATION WHICH IS INSIDE THE CANDIDATE HANDBOOK. *If you are
not a Local 139 member and you have little (under two years) or no
experience running heavy equipment, please click on the
Apprenticeship
for information. If you are an experienced operator who would like
to join Local 139, please go to
www.iuoe139.org
for information. Last updated:
August 16, 2010
Wisconsin Operating Engineers Training Center INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE
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