The Santa Fe start
From the plaza or the south side, you take I-25 south to Albuquerque before the eastbound highways make sense. Add that hour to whatever drive time an Albuquerque friend quotes you. Santa Fe Regional Airport has limited flights. Most students who fly still use Albuquerque International Sunport, then connect to Dallas Love Field or DFW.
Santa Fe's building work is not the same as a Gulf Coast plant shutdown. You will see mobile cranes on public buildings, hotels, schools and road jobs, and tower cranes when a taller project goes up. If you want lattice boom work, say that early. We have a crawler in the Seagoville yard, and the lattice course is separate from the telescopic courses.
Class is still in Texas
Nothing about living in the capital changes the training address. You will be at 304 Tunnell St, Seagoville, for classroom days and seat time. The schedule shows start dates. Admission steps, including what to bring, are on the admission page.
NM DVR for Santa Fe clients
Miller Crane Works is an approved vendor for the New Mexico Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (NM DVR). Santa Fe clients should raise crane operator training with their own counselor. Funding is only for eligible clients, and the counselor decides what the plan includes. We handle course details and dates on our side. The full sequence is on the New Mexico DVR page. Call 214-763-0513 when you want admissions in that conversation.
From Santa Fe, the next page people open is usually Santa Fe County. The full list is on the New Mexico crane training hub.