Enrollment

Request a spot in Florida crane exam prep

Fill out the short form and an enrollment advisor will get back to you about the course that matches your certification goal and how the written and practical exams are arranged for candidates in Florida.

Describe the lifting work you do

List the crane or role, the certification your contractor wants and the Florida county you usually work in. Details like those help the advisor point you to the right course on the first reply.

  • Sending the form does not commit you to anything
  • Every request is read and answered by an enrollment advisor
  • Signing up several workers? Note the headcount in your message

Ask about enrollment

A short form. Your details are used only to reply to you.

After you hit send

  • An enrollment advisor reads your request and writes back with the course that fits your target certification.
  • You receive instructions for enrolling, and once you complete them your course opens on any device.
  • Work through the lessons and practice questions at your own speed, day or night.
  • When you feel ready, register for the written exam with the certifying body, then book the hands-on practical at an approved test site.

Signing up a whole crew

Florida general contractors, utility contractors, steel erectors and equipment rental outfits often need several people certified before a project kicks off or a client's safety review. Use the message box to say how many workers are involved and which cards each needs, for example two mobile crane operators, a Rigger Level I and a signalperson. The advisor can then lay out a plan that lets your people study around their shifts rather than leave the job.

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Prep that matches this work

  • Mobile Crane Operator

    Online prep for the NCCCO mobile crane written exams, the Core plus the LAT, TLL or TSS specialty you plan to test in, framed around Florida ground, weather and job types.

  • Rigger Level I

    Self-paced prep for the NCCCO Rigger Level I written exam, covering sling and hardware inspection, basic hitches, connections and knots, with Florida examples from ports, high-rises and industrial plants.

  • Signalperson

    Online prep for the NCCCO Signalperson written exam, covering the standard hand signals, voice and radio signaling, crane movements and the OSHA rules on when a signal person is needed.