The address says san-jan. The town is Shiprock.
This page keeps the URL that was already on the site, including the shortened county name in the address. It is here so Shiprock students are not sent to a Farmington page that never mentions them. You live west of Farmington. US-64 runs east into Farmington. US-491 runs north and south. From Farmington, the rest of a driving trip follows US-550 to Albuquerque and then I-40 toward Dallas.
That is too far to treat as a daily drive. Students either break the drive into two days or fly from Four Corners Regional or from Albuquerque International Sunport into Dallas. The school itself does not move. Class and the NCCCO practical exam are at 304 Tunnell St, Seagoville, TX 75159.
Choosing a course from here
Tell us the crane you expect to run and how much time you have already spent operating. New operators usually start with the 120-hour fixed/swing cab course. Ground crew who need a card for rigging and signaling can look at the rigger and signal person course instead. Both are in the catalog with the approved names and hours.
NM DVR for Shiprock clients
Miller Crane Works is an approved vendor for the New Mexico Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (NM DVR). Eligible clients in Shiprock ask their counselor about funding. The counselor decides. We coordinate course details, dates and authorization paperwork with that counselor. The steps are on the New Mexico DVR page. Admissions is at 214-763-0513.
From Shiprock, the next page people open is usually Farmington. The full list is on the New Mexico crane training hub.