Signal Person NCCCO Certified (On-Site)

Crane Tech’s Signal Person NCCCO Certification course helps prepare signal persons to gain NCCCO certification. Through our specialized knowledge of what it takes to become a Certified Signal Person, full-time staff dedicated to the certification process—including NCCCO Certified Signal Persons/Operator and NCCCO Accredited Practical Examiners—and our proprietary educational materials, Crane Tech can help signal persons gain these credentials that will set them apart.

Signal persons who successfully complete Crane Tech’s NCCCO Signal Person certification preparation program are better equipped to make positive decisions regarding safety and control of the equipment around them. We believe that it’s not how well one does on a test, but how well one can maintain an accident-free site long term.

With active participation in the NCCCO, detailed knowledge of the NCCCO process, our unparalleled industry experience, and excellent quality and customer service standards—why choose any other company?

Overview

The NCCCO Signal Person certification was developed specifically for the signal persons who are trained and who will use hand and voice signals in crane operation. This course is available through our On-Site Training program, and will:

• Cover what’s required to successfully pass the NCCCO Signal Person certification written and practical exams.
• Provide new knowledge and skills that enhance your safety and work practices on the job.
• Satisfy OSHA training requirements for construction, general industry, and maritime while providing essential information to keep you and your fellow workers safe.

Major Course Topics Include:

• Hand Signals
• Voice Communication
• Basic Knowledge of Crane Operations
• Situational Awareness (Site Specific Considerations)
• Safety Standards and Regulations

Examinations

After the preparation and training, Crane Tech will facilitate the written and practical exams required for certification. To be NCCCO certified for a five-year period, candidates must pass the written exam and the practical exam.

The written examination consists of one examination with 60 multiple-choice questions, to be completed in 60 minutes. The signal person practical examination requires the candidate to demonstrate proficiency in giving both hand signals and voice commands. The practical exam also assesses the candidate’s understanding of crane dynamics and crane operations per OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1428.