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Enroll in crane certification prep

Use the form on this page to ask about enrollment. A real advisor reads each request and answers with the course that fits your certification goal, enrollment details, and an outline of how Alabama candidates book written and practical exams.

A few details help us point you the right way

List the crane or role you work in, the certification you need, and the Alabama town or county you work from. That's enough for a useful first reply.

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The steps from here

  • Send the form. An advisor looks over what you need and replies with a matching course.
  • Follow the enrollment instructions in that reply to open your course.
  • Work through the lessons and question practice on your own schedule.
  • Book your written exam with the certifying body, at a test center or by online proctored testing.
  • Arrange and pass the hands-on practical exam on a crane to earn the certification.

For employers training several people

Contractors, utilities, plants and port operators in Alabama often need a group certified before a project mobilizes or a client audit comes due. Tell us how many workers and which certifications in the form, and we'll suggest a plan that lets them study between shifts rather than off the job.

Before you send it

You don't need to know the exact exam names. If you only know that a superintendent asked for a crane card or that your current one runs out next year, say that, and the advisor will work out the right certification from there. Experienced operators preparing for recertification can mention roughly how many crane hours they've logged in the past five years, since 1,000 hours of related experience can waive the recert practical.

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