MOBILE CRANE OPERATIONS FIXED/SWING CAB 120 HOURS
120 hours of classroom instruction, load chart work and seat time for thorough NCCCO mobile crane preparation.
Browse all 12 TWC-approved NCCCO crane operator courses at Miller Crane Works — mobile fixed/swing cab, lattice, tower crane, rigger/signal person and premium programs with optional room and board. Compare approved course names, hours and tuition, then request info to enroll.
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Course names match our Texas Workforce Commission approval. Hours and tuition are listed on every course.
120 hours of classroom instruction, load chart work and seat time for thorough NCCCO mobile crane preparation.
A focused fixed/swing cab course covering load charts, set-up and seat time ahead of your NCCCO exams.
Full lattice boom crane training with classroom instruction, load chart work and practical seat time.
A shorter lattice option for focused NCCCO written and practical exam preparation.
Complete tower crane training with classroom instruction, load charts and hands-on seat time in our yard.
A shorter tower crane course for focused NCCCO written and practical exam preparation.
A short Miller Crane Works Level I course covering basic rigging, hand signals and voice communication.
Rigging and signaling instruction that prepares you for NCCCO Rigger Level I and Signal Person certification.
Match your background and goals to a starting point — then request info and we'll confirm the best fit.
Start with a longer course. More hours mean more classroom time and more seat time before your NCCCO exams.
Shorter 20- and 40-hour courses offer focused preparation for the NCCCO written and practical exams.
Rigger and signal person courses build the rigging and communication skills every lift depends on.
Premium courses offer optional room and board for students who travel for training, and eligible veterans may use GI Bill® benefits.
Each course combines classroom learning with hands-on practice, so you're ready for both parts of NCCCO certification. See our what to expect during training guide.
Crane components, operating principles and safe work practices.
Reading load charts and calculating capacities for real lifts.
Practice on the crane type for your course in our training yard.
Preparation for the NCCCO written and practical exams.
Ready to test? Our training yard also hosts NCCCO practical exams. Practical exams are a testing service and are not part of the course catalog above.
Three steps from first question to your first day of crane training.
Use the form at the top of this page or call us to talk through your goals and class dates.
Check the admission and enrollment requirements for your course.
Explore crane training funding options, including GI Bill® benefits for eligible veterans.
GI Bill® is a registered trademark of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). More information about education benefits offered by VA is available at the official U.S. government website at www.benefits.va.gov/gibill.
The hours reflect how much instruction and seat time each course includes. Longer courses give you more classroom time and more practice on the crane, while shorter courses offer more focused preparation for the NCCCO written and practical exams. Contact us and we'll recommend the right course for your experience.
Our four Premium courses cover fixed/swing cab, lattice and tower cranes and offer optional room and board for students who travel for training. Eligible veterans may be able to use GI Bill® benefits. See full details on our Premium courses page.
The MILLER CRANE WORKS LEVEL I RIGGER/SIGNAL PERSON 4 HOURS course is a short qualification course from Miller Crane Works. The RIGGER/SIGNAL PERSON CERTIFICATION LEVEL I 28 HOURS course is a longer program that prepares you for NCCCO Rigger Level I and Signal Person certification.
Yes. These 12 courses are the courses approved by the Texas Workforce Commission, and the course names on this page match that approval.
Yes. Our crane operator courses and the RIGGER/SIGNAL PERSON CERTIFICATION LEVEL I 28 HOURS course prepare you for the NCCCO written and practical exams. NCCCO practical exams are also available at our training yard as a separate testing service.
Request course information with the form at the top of this page or call us. We'll help you choose a course, review the admission requirements with you and explain your funding options, including GI Bill® benefits for eligible veterans.
Request course info or call our team to choose a course, check class dates and plan your path to NCCCO certification.