Directions
I-64 W: Take Exit 28/ Milton. Turn Left onto Co Rd 13/ John’s Creek Rd/ Mason Rd. Continue to the stop light, then turn right onto US Route 60/ E Main St. Continue for 3 miles. Your destination will be on your left. The Fox Fire Resort entrance is directly across the street.
I-64 E: Take Exit 28/ Milton. Turn Right onto Co Rd 13/ John’s Creek Rd/ Mason Rd. Continue to the stop light, then turn right onto US Route 60/ E Main St. Continue for 3 miles. Your destination will be on your left. The Fox Fire Resort entrance is directly across the street.
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NCCCO Classes

When do I recertify?

A Crane Operator NCCCO Certification Card is good for a (5) year period. Candidates must complete all their recertification requirements during the 12 months prior to their expiration date.

What are the recertification requirements?

The NCCCO Mobile Crane Operator Recertification Written Examinations consist of a Core Examination in crane operation and up to four Specialty Examinations. The Core Recertification Examination has 40 multiple-choice questions with a time limit of 45 minutes. Each Specialty Recertification Examination consists of 10 multiple-choice questions with a time limit of 30 minutes. Four of the questions in each Specialty Exam are load chart questions.

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What about Practical Exams?

Candidates who can attest to at least 1,000 hours crane-related experience during their period of certification do not need to take the Practical Exam to recertify. Crane-related experience is defined as: operating, maintaining, inspecting, or training on cranes. Recertification candidates who need to take the Practical Exam for any reason, however, must do so before their certification expires. There is no grace period after their certification expires. Candidates whose certification has lapsed must take both the regular Written and Practical Examinations again to be certified again.

What happens if I fail my Recert Exams?

All candidates are allowed two attempts to pass their Recertification Core and Specialty Exams before their certification expires. Candidates who are unsuccessful after two attempts must take and pass the regular Core and Specialty Exams.

Do I need a refresher course?

Because of the many regulation changes that occur with OSHA and ANSI, we highly recommend that the candidate attend our refresher course. We cover such changes in these codes. Thus, making the candidate more knowledgeable in their field and more capable of passing their recert exams the first time around. Our exam prep course for the NCCCO certification consists of up to 32 hours of classroom training. During the class we cover all facets of the NCCCO written exam(s), operation, technical, site and load charts. Candidates will receive exclusive access to Crane Edge Web Quiz study program. Upon completion of the class, you will be scheduled for the NCCCO Recertification Written Exam(s) for the classification(s) sought. For candidates who cannot attest to at least 1,000 hours crane-related experience during their period of certification can have their practical exam administered the same week as the NCCCO prep course and written exams.Courses can be scheduled at any time through us. For your convenience we keep an updated schedule of NCCCO course and exam dates posted on our website. We even come to your site NATIONWIDE!