CranePass guides you through NCCCO certification, connects you with training facilities, and helps you land your first crane operator job. One platform, every step.
OSHA requires every crane operator to be certified. But figuring out how to get there? That's where people get stuck.
Training facilities, testing locations, exam prep, and seat time requirements are spread across dozens of websites with no single source of truth.
Most programs assume experience. If you're starting from zero, nobody walks you through the full journey from study to certification to employment.
You pass your written and practical exams, get your card, and then what? No job board. No connections. No ongoing support.
Boot camps cost thousands. Online prep covers only the written exam. Finding seat time for practicals means calling facility after facility.
CranePass walks you through every stage, from your first practice question to your first day on the job.
Online practice tests covering NCCCO core and specialty exam topics. Study at your pace.
Find training facilities and seat time locations near you. Get practical exam instruction.
Pass your NCCCO written and practical exams. We prep you for both.
Connect with companies hiring certified crane operators through our job board.
Timed practice exams that mirror the real NCCCO written test. Core exam, specialty exams, load charts, and safety scenarios.
Searchable directory of NCCCO testing locations and training facilities across the country. Filter by state, crane type, and program length.
Companies hiring crane operators post directly here. New operators and experienced pros find opportunities matched to their certifications.
Ongoing guidance from industry pros. Get answers on improvement areas, recertification timelines, and career strategy.
Connect with other operators, share experiences, ask questions. A network built for people in the crane industry.
Plain-language breakdowns of 29 CFR 1926.1427 requirements. Understand exactly what OSHA expects and how to meet it.
CranePass exists because getting NCCCO certified shouldn't require figuring out a broken system alone. One platform. Every step. From zero to operator.