New Mexico

Crane Operator Training for New Mexico

Miller Crane Works trains in one place: 304 Tunnell St, Seagoville, Texas, southeast of Dallas. This page is the directory for New Mexico students and counselors, grouped by region, plus the funding page for New Mexico DVR.

New Mexico DVR Call 214-763-0513

Request Course Info

Tell us your city in New Mexico and which crane you want to run.

Funding

New Mexico DVR, for eligible clients

Miller Crane Works is an approved vendor for the New Mexico Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (NM DVR). Eligible clients can ask a DVR counselor about funding crane operator training. The counselor decides. Counselors can call 214-763-0513 for vendor details, course outlines and dates.

The agency's own site is dvr.state.nm.us. A new referral starts at referral.dvr.nm.gov. Our walkthrough for students and counselors is the New Mexico DVR page.

Central New Mexico

Albuquerque and Bernalillo County

The largest share of our New Mexico calls starts here. Albuquerque has the airport most students use. The town of Bernalillo, up I-25, is a different place from the county.

AlbuquerqueSunport flights, I-40 east, and the city's mix of tower and mobile crane work.Albuquerque page Bernalillo CountySouth Valley, North Valley, Los Ranchos and the rest of the Albuquerque county.County page Rio RanchoThe west mesa city, mostly in Sandoval County, just northwest of Albuquerque.Rio Rancho page Town of BernalilloThe Sandoval County seat on I-25, between Albuquerque and Santa Fe.Bernalillo page

North and east

Santa Fe and the east mountains

Santa Fe adds about an hour on I-25 before the Albuquerque departure. Edgewood is the opposite case: it is already on I-40, east of the Sandias, so the Texas drive starts sooner.

Santa FeThe capital. Most flights still leave from Albuquerque.Santa Fe page Santa Fe CountyThe county map that links the city, Edgewood and El Rancho.County page EdgewoodI-40 on the east side of the mountains, closer to the Texas line.Edgewood page El RanchoThe Santa Fe County community on US-84/285, north of the city.El Rancho page

Northwest

San Juan County

This is the long trip. Farmington, Bloomfield and Shiprock are a US-550 drive south to Albuquerque before the eastbound day even starts. Aztec and Kirtland use the county page.

FarmingtonThe county's main city, with Four Corners Regional Airport nearby.Farmington page BloomfieldEast of Farmington on US-64, along the San Juan River.Bloomfield page ShiprockWest of Farmington. The page keeps the site's existing URL.Shiprock page San Juan CountyThe county page for Aztec, Kirtland and anyone between the city pages.County page

At the yard

What every New Mexico student is traveling to

The directory changes by city. The school does not. Classroom work, load charts and seat time all happen at the Seagoville yard. We are an NCCCO Accredited Training Provider, and NCCCO practical exams for mobile, tower and lattice cranes are held on that yard. The course catalog lists every approved course. The location page covers Dallas Love Field, DFW and the drive into Seagoville.

If your New Mexico town is not named above, call 214-763-0513 anyway. We would rather give you the right course than invent another city page. Start dates are on the training schedule.

Read the NM DVR steps All funding options