COURSE: NCCCO Mobile Crane Certification Training
3 or 4-Day Written Prep, Tailored to Candidate Ability
This three day preparation session for the written NCCCO Examination encompasses all domains for the Core Exam and up to three Specialty Exams. Course includes intensive coverage of load charts and associated issues, regulations, definitions and rigging. Sample NCCCO exams and quizzes will be administered and reviewed with Candidates.

1-Day Practical Prep/1-Day Testing
This two day preparation for the NCCCO Practical Examination will instruct each Candidate with hands-on training using the equipment handled on a day-to-day basis at the client’s work site to ensure quality performance. The test site will be set up at the client’s location and administered by the ITS qualified instructor.
Course enrollment is limited to 10 Candidates per class.
 

 
Topics include: Pre-shift inspection, OSHA and CAL/OSHA regulations, proper pendant crane operation, rigging equipment, slings, pick point, sling angle factor, and center of gravity. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
 

 
COURSE: Hydro Crane
Topics include: Pre-shift inspection, machine operation, load chart interpretation, and crane configuration. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
Course enrollment is limited to 7 Candidates per class.
 

 
Every Supervisor should be full educated in the proper use of pertinent equipment used by their company to ensure the safety of its operators, as well as meet the time element, legal, regulations, and liability issues involved in each "task". In meeting this criteria, every Supervisor will also prevent unforeseen injuries and possible lawsuits, which, in turn, once again, addresses time and financial considerations. This class is intended to instruct supervisory personnel in the safe operation and procedures of all mobile cranes, overhead cranes and rigging according to General Industry Safety Orders, which include ANSI B30.5 and B30.2 and CAL OSHA. The class will provide the Supervisor with the knowledge and ability to survey a job site situation for proper safety, equipment, and knowledge of operator ability, as well as proper pre-shift inspection and record keeping procedure.

Course enrollment is limited to 15 Candidates per class.

 
COURSE: Aerial Manlift
Topics include: Pre-shift inspection, required safety gear, record keeping, emergency controls and procedures, traffic control, set-up, operating hazards and safety features, load capacities, and D-ring locations. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
Course enrollment is limited to 7 Candidates per class.
 

 
This training session is designed to provide each Candidate with the knowledge and skills needed to operate a forklift in a safe and efficient manner and will include practical hands-on training. Examinations will encompass both written and practical.
 

 
COURSE: Backhoe
Topics include: Pre-shift inspection, proper grading of the ditch, digging around utility services, production digging, loading trucks, and changing of implements. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
Course enrollment is limited to 7 Candidates per class.
 

 
Topics include: Pre-shift inspection, machine operation, stock piling, grading, slot dozing, working with scrapers, using rippers, and pioneer work. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
 

 
COURSE: Loader
Topics include: Pre-shift inspection, machine operation, stock piling, grading, truck loading and working in traffic. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
Course enrollment is limited to 7 Candidates per class.
 

 
Topics include: Pre-shift inspection, machine operation, working with graders, blue topping, reading stakes, proper replacement of hubs, and working with multi-grade brakes. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
 

 
COURSE: "Rigger 1" and "Rigger 2" (NCCCO)
Both sections (also referred to as "Rigger 1" and "Rigger 2") of this training course will consist of classroom instruction, hands-on training and written examination. This entire course is designed to teach each candidate to identify the various types of rigging equipment and safe rigging practices, and to provide a basic understanding of the fundamentals of rigging and the ability to identify potential, safety problems. The Advanced Rigging or "Rigger 2" section of this course is designed to train personnel in the safe operation of rigging equipment utilizing a hands-on environment.
Course enrollment is limited to 10 Candidates per class.

 
This training session is designed to train the student in the use of signals for safe crane operation. Signaling is vital to crane operation, but, unfortunately, is not often treated with the importance it deserves. Each student will receive the ETS Signal Person Training Course Student Guide.
 

 
OSHA Compliance Courses Offered

 
COURSE: Scaffolding, Competent Person
The main objective for this particular course is to train the Candidate in the safe erection and inspection of scaffolding. Topics include: Federal, State and local regulations, and general safety checks as required by 29CFR 1926. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
Course enrollment is limited to 15 Candidates per class.
 

COURSE: Scaffolding, User
This course will provide scaffolding users with the regulations, safety guidelines and procedures needed to recognize the hazards of the use of frame, rolling tower, tube and clamp, and system scaffolding. Instruction satisfies OSHA’s training requirements as defined in 29 CFR 1926.454. Classroom subject matter will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
Course enrollment is limited to 15 Candidates per class.
 

COURSE: Respiratory Protection and Fit Testing
The objective of this course is to provide each Candidate with the information needed to fulfill Federal, State, local and company policies pertaining to the proper use, care and maintenance of required respiratory equipment. Exams and quizzes are administered and reviewed with each Candidate throughout the course.
Course enrollment is limited to 15 Candidates per class.
 

COURSE: Personal Protective Equipment
The objective of this particular course study is to provide the Candidate with the knowledge and skills needed to select, use, and maintain proper personal protective equipment for specific jobs. The course will include the selection and use of PPE for head, eye, hand and arm, leg and foot, and hearing protection. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
Course enrollment is limited to 20 Candidates per class.
 

COURSE: Injury and Illness Prevention Program
This course will inform Candidates of Federal, State and local policies pertaining to the requirement for the employer to provide a safe and healthy place of employment. Instruction will encompass SB-198 IIPP and all other regulations, as well as company policies for safety, training and documentation. Classroom instruction will include exams and quizzes administered and reviewed with Candidates throughout the course.
Course enrollment is limited to 50 Candidates per class.