CRANE TRAINING

Schedule our instructors come to your location, on your schedule, with your specific equipment. We offer onsite training for all of our programs.

Onsite training is ideal for companies that:

• Need training with a program not offered through our open enrollment classes.
• Don’t want employees to commute to our open enrollment classes.
• Have a large number of employees to train at once – onsite is often more cost effective and convenient to schedule for large groups.
• Have specific equipment or working conditions that need to be covered during training.
• Want a custom program developed and implemented for their business.

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These courses assist employers’ in meeting the current federal and selected state regulations for employee training in General Industry crane use and/or those NOT requiring National Certification.

The training curriculum covers pre-operation inspection, basic controls, functions, stability, set-up, outriggers, leveling, cribbing, hazards, wire rope, load hooks, load handling, traveling, load ratings, load weight calculating, calculating lifting solutions and signaling/spotting.

These workshops assist employers in meeting the current federal and selected state regulations for the National Certification of Crane Operators and include administration of the CCO National Certification computer-based Written Exams and Practical Exams.

The training curriculum is designed to prepare students to take the applicable desired CCO National Certification written exams which cover Federal OSHA, ASME standards, manufacturer requirements, industry best practices, and applicable topics.

A. Adapt and Add

All OVERTON programs meet OSHA requirements for training. Use an OVERTON program for the core portion of your internal training and easily adapt and/or add topics to cover your specific needs, skill sets, and environment.

B. Get back to work FAST

Sending your employee to an off-site training class all day requires drive time and class time before the employee can get back to work, often causing delays and work stoppage. Avoid unnecessary delays.

C. Control YOUR schedule

OSHA requires operators to be trained and qualified prior to using the equipment. External training cannot always be scheduled to meet your deadlines. Train and qualify internally efficiently with little wait, on your own schedule.

D. PAY LESS For Great Training

The cost of training classes involves finding a site, hiring a trainer, and coordinating classes. Eliminate this cost and internally train your employees in your own environment for a fraction of the cost. Typical savings are 60-80%!