Crane Operator Training for New Mexico DVR Clients
We're proud to share that Miller Crane Works is now an approved vendor for the New Mexico Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. If you're a New Mexico DVR client with a goal of working in construction or heavy equipment, your counselor can now fund NCCCO crane operator training at our school.
Talk to Admissions
Tell us which course you and your counselor are considering. We'll follow up from the Seagoville office.
What NM DVR is
The New Mexico Division of Vocational Rehabilitation helps New Mexicans with disabilities prepare for, find and keep a job. Vocational training, like crane operator school, is one of the services DVR can provide to eligible clients. Learn more at dvr.state.nm.us.
City-by-city notes for students traveling from New Mexico are on the New Mexico crane training page.
Why train with Miller Crane Works
- NCCCO Accredited Training Provider and on-site NCCCO practical test site
- 12 courses approved by the Texas Workforce Commission
- Mobile, lattice and tower cranes in our own training yard in Seagoville, near Dallas
- Real seat time in the yard, not only classroom hours
- An admissions team that works directly with your DVR counselor
How it works
Connect with NM DVR
Already a client? Talk to your counselor. New to DVR? Start a referral at referral.dvr.nm.gov or call 800-224-7005.
Make crane operator training part of your plan
Tell your counselor which Miller Crane Works course you're interested in.
Have your counselor contact us
We'll send course details, dates and anything else DVR needs.
Start training
Once DVR authorizes your training, we'll confirm your class date and get you ready for day one.
Courses DVR clients can ask about
Tell your counselor which course you want. Tuition is not listed on this page.
For DVR counselors
Thank you for considering Miller Crane Works for your clients. Call our admissions office at 214-763-0513 or email contact@millercraneworks.com for course outlines, schedules, our vendor details and anything else you need for authorization.
FAQ
Do I have to live in New Mexico?
NM DVR serves New Mexico residents. If you live in Texas, ask us about Texas workforce funding.
Is training free?
Funding is decided by your DVR counselor as part of your plan. Talk with them first, then call us and we'll help with the rest.
Where is the training?
At our training yard in Seagoville, Texas, about 20 minutes southeast of downtown Dallas. Our admissions team can help you plan your trip.
What about accommodations?
Tell us what you need when you call. Crane operators also need to meet the physical requirements for NCCCO certification, so we'll go over those with you and your counselor before you enroll.
Ready to start?
Talk with your DVR counselor, then call us at 214-763-0513. We're excited to help you start your crane operator career.