NCCCO Crane Operator Test Preparation and Certification Class

We offer certification through both the NCCER and the NCCCO.  Both certifications are nationally accredited by ANSI and meet the OSHA requirement for certified operators on crane and derrick construction sites, but they have different testing processes and exam categories.  For a summary of the differences, click here.  

We offer both public and onsite options for both certifications.  Our public NCCER classes are held throughout New England, but our public NCCCO classes are only held at Shawmut Equipment in South Easton, MA, or at Miller Construction in southern Vermont, due to the requirement that CCO test sites be registered in advance.  

NCCCO Cert Class, one exam

01-20-2025 8:00 am - 01-24-2025 4:00 pm
Shawmut Equipment
$2,200.00

This five-day certification class is for experienced operators who still need to meet OSHA's 2018 requirement for a nationally accredited certification.  Testing is through NCCCO.

We can also accept re-certification candidates in this class.

NCCCO Cert Class, two exams

01-20-2025 8:00 am - 01-24-2025 4:00 pm
Shawmut Equipment
$2,500.00

This five-day certification class is for experienced operators who still need to meet OSHA's 2018 requirement for a nationally accredited certification.  Testing is through NCCCO.

We can also accept re-certification candidates in this class.

NCCCO Cert Class recert price

01-20-2025 8:00 am - 01-24-2025 4:00 pm
Shawmut Equipment
$1,100.00

This item is for recert candidates who have the 1000 hours of seat time required to waive the practical exam.  Please note it is for one exam category; candidates needing more than one should call or email for add-on pricing.

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