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CERTIFICATIONS

• Mobile Crane Operator |
• Service Truck Crane Operator |
• Tower Crane Operator |
• Overhead Crane Operator |
• Articulating Crane Operator |
• Digger Derrick Operator |
• Dedicated Pile Driver Operator |
• Drill Rig Operator |
• Concrete Pump Operator |
• Telehandler Operator |
• Signalperson |
• Crane Inspector |
• Lift Director

Overhead Crane Operator

• Certification Overview |
• Written Exam |
• Practical Exam |
• Exam Fees |
• Recertification

Certification Overview

How to become cco-certified.

Visit  How to Test  for instructions on applying for and taking CCO Written and Practical Exams; visit  How to Recertify  for instructions on recertification.

Complete instructions, exam contents, and candidate applications are also contained in the  Candidate Handbook  for each program.

ELIGIBILITY

• Be at least 18 years of age
• Comply with NCCCO's Substance Abuse Policy
• Pass Written Examination
• Pass Practical Examination (Candidates must pass the Written and corresponding Practical examination within a 12-month timeframe.)
• Comply with the Code of Ethics

CCO WRITTEN EXAMINATIONS

The Overhead Crane Operator written exam consists of a single examination in Overhead Crane operation. This examination has 65 multiple-choice questions and candidates are allowed 60 minutes to complete the exam. Candidates may take their written and practical exams in either order. Candidates have 12 months from the time they pass the initial written or practical exam they take to pass the corresponding (written or practical) exam.

CCO has three options for taking written exams:  Online Proctored Testing (OPT) ,  Test Center Testing (TCT) , and  Event Online Testing (EOT) .  Decide which option is best for you .

CCO PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS

The CCO Practical Examination demonstrating crane operator proficiency is available in either of the following Overhead Crane types:

• Cab Operated
• Pendant/Remote Control 

A candidate must pass both the Written and Practical examinations to be certified for a five-year period.

CCO CERTIFICATION TIME FRAMES

Candidates must pass both Written and Practical Examinations to be certified for a five-year period. The Written and Practical Exams may be taken in either order. Candidates have 12 months from the time they pass their first Written or Practical Exam for each crane type in which to pass the corresponding (Written or Practical) Exam.

Any tests passed within a 12-month period count towards certification. For example, a candidate who fails the Overhead Crane Operator Written Exam in January 2015 but passes the Overhead Crane Operator Practical Exam in June 2015 has until the end of June 2016 to retake and pass the Overhead Crane Operator Written Exam.

If a certified operator subsequently becomes certified in an additional operator designation by taking the appropriate written and practical exams, the certification period for the additional designation expires at the same time his/her original certification (i.e., all operator designations expire on the same date, regardless of when in the five-year certification period the candidate passed them). If the new designation is added within the final 24 months of his/her certification period, the certificant is exempt from recertifying for the new designation after five years; after that, however, certificants must recertify for all designations during the 12 months prior to their certifications’ expiration date. This ensures that all of the certificant’s operator designations maintain the same expiration date.

Candidates for certification or recertification may petition for an extension of NCCCO’s standard timeline(s). NCCCO staff shall have the discretion to make the initial determination of whether a requested extension should be granted. Petitions for an extension of time are generally denied absent a showing of extraordinary circumstances. Denials of such petitions may be appealed to the Appeals Committee.

CERTIFICATION POLICIES

The following policies apply to all CCO certification programs:

• NCCCO Code of Ethics
• Disciplinary Policy
• Substance Abuse Policy
• Testing Accommodations Policy
• Change of Address Policy
• Appeals Policy and Procedures
• Information Release Policy
• Administrative Complaints Policy

These policies are also covered in the  Candidate Handbooks for each program.

CERTIFICATION CARDS

Certified operators receive a laminated photo ID card at no cost when they certify, add a designation, or recertify.

Replacement cards may be obtained from NCCCO at a cost of $25 and ordered online .

Certification cards remain the property of NCCCO, are not transferable, and must be returned to NCCCO upon demand.

RECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

CCO certification is valid for five years. Candidates must complete all of their recertification requirements during the 12 months prior to their expiration date.

Review recertification requirements  for Overhead Crane Operators.

Get complete instructions on How to Recertify .

PROGRAM SPONSORS

The National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators gratefully recognizes the sponsors of the Overhead Crane Operator Certification Program:

Crane Manufacturers Association of America (CMAA) American Crane & Equipment Corp. Demag Cranes & Components KCI Konecranes Morris Material Handling OMI Hoist & Crane Virginia Crane (Foley Material Handling) ACE World Companies Capco Crane & Hoist Deshazo

Overhead Crane Safety

Sep 07, 2011

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Overhead Crane Safety. Bureau of Workers’ Comp PA Training for Health & Safety (PATHS). 29 CFR 1910.179. Overhead Crane Defined. Overhead Crane A crane with a movable bridge carrying a movable or fixed hoisting mechanism and traveling on an overhead fixed runway structure.

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Overhead Crane Safety Bureau of Workers’ Comp PA Training for Health & Safety (PATHS) 29 CFR 1910.179 PPT-080-01

Overhead Crane Defined Overhead Crane A crane with a movable bridge carrying a movable or fixed hoisting mechanism and traveling on an overhead fixed runway structure. PPT-080-01

Parts of an Overhead Crane PPT-080-01

Types of Overhead Cranes Gantry Semi-Gantry Cantilever Gantry Storage Bridge Wall Cranes PPT-080-01

Types of Hoists PPT-080-01

New Overhead Cranes All new overheard cranes constructed and installed on or after August 31, 1971, shall meet the specifications set forth by the American National Standard Safety Code for overhead and gantry cranes, ANSI B30.2.0-1967. PPT-080-01

Modifications Cranes may be modified and rerated if the modifications and the supporting structure are checked thoroughly for the new rated load by a qualified engineer or the equipment manufacturer. The new rated load must be plainly marked on each side of the crane. If the crane has more than 1 hoisting unit, both shall have its rated load marked on them and shall be clearly legible from the ground or floor. PPT-080-01

Initial Crane Inspection Items to be inspected prior to each shift of operation: Hoisting and lowering Trolley travel Bridge travel Limit switches, locking and safety devices Trip setting of hoist limit switches Load test of no more than 125% of rated load PPT-080-01

Visual Crane Inspection Check for any loose or missing parts. Check end stops. End stops prevent the trolley from running off the beam. Know the location of disconnect switch that will cut the power off only to the hoist or crane. Be sure it is readily accessible and not blocked. Make sure wire rope is properly seated in its drum and sheave grooves without any slack or overlapping. PPT-080-01

Frequent Inspections Items to be inspected: Operating mechanisms for maladjustment (Daily) Deterioration or leakage in pneumatic and hydraulic parts (Daily) Hooks with deformation or cracks – visual (Daily) Hooks with deformation or cracks – written record with signature of inspector and date – (Monthly) PPT-080-01

Frequent Inspections Items to be inspected: Hoist chains and end connections for wear, twist or distortion – visual (Daily) Hoist chains and end connections for wear, twist or distortion – written record with signature of inspector and date (Monthly) Running Rope and end connections for wear, broken strands, etc. – written record with signature of inspector, rope identity and date – (Monthly) PPT-080-01

Frequent Inspections Items to be inspected: Functional operating mechanisms for excessive wear (As Needed) Rope reeving according to manufacturer’s recommendations (As Recommended) PPT-080-01

Periodic Inspections Items to be inspected at intervals of 100 to 500 hours of use: Deformed, cracked or corroded members Loose bolts or rivets Cracked or worn sheaves and drums Worn, cracked or distorted parts, such as pins, bearings, gears, rollers, etc. Excessive wear on brake-system parts PPT-080-01

Periodic Inspections Items to be inspected at intervals of 100 to 500 hours of use: Inaccuracies in load, wind and other indicators Electric or fossil fuel motors Excessive wear of chain drive sprockets and chain Deteriorated electrical components, such as pushbuttons, limit switches or contactors PPT-080-01

Annual Inspections Annual inspections shall be performed at a minimum of once every 12 months, regardless of the severity of the crane usage. PPT-080-01

Written Report A written report should contain any deficiencies or damage to the crane that need to be corrected or repaired on a scale of importance that is called out in the body of the report. Written reports shall be kept by a designated person, on the company premises, so as to be available upon request by any regulatory person or agency. PPT-080-01

Maintenance A preventive maintenance program based on the crane manufacturer’s recommendations must be implemented Any unsafe conditions that are detected during the required inspections must be corrected prior to using the crane Only trained, designated personnel should perform the required maintenance and repairs PPT-080-01

Maintenance The following procedures must be followed when performing maintenance: The crane to be repaired must be located where it will cause the least interference with other cranes and operations in the area. All controllers must be at the off position. The main or emergency switch must be open and locked-out in the open position. Adequate lighting while maintenance is being performed. PPT-080-01

Maintenance Warning or out-of-order signs must be placed on the crane and on the floor beneath or onthe hook where visible from surface level. All guards must be reinstalled, safety devices reactivated and maintenance equipmentremoved prior to placing the crane back into operation. Overhead and Gantry Cranes - Where other cranes are in operation on the same runway,rail stops should be in place. PPT-080-01

Before Moving a Load • Ensure all loose materials, parts, blocking and packing have been removed from the load before lifting. • Remove any slack from the sling and hoisting ropes before lifting the load. • Make sure that the lifting device seats in the saddle of the hook. PPT-080-01

Operation The crane warning signal or horn must be sounded when the load comes near personnel. Loads should not be carried over personnel. A load should not be left suspended. Audible and voice communication should be kept with the operator at all times, if not a standard signal system should be used. PPT-080-01

Operation Operators cannot be engaged in activities that distract her or his attention while operating the equipment (for example, no cellular phone use unless used for signaling). PPT-080-01

Operation KEEPING CLEAR OF THE LOAD When workers must be in the fall zone to handle a load, the load must be rigged by a qualified rigger. PPT-080-01

To Avoid Swinging Loads • Locate the hoist directly above the lifting point of the load before lifting. • Lower loads directly below the hoist. • Keep hoisting ropes vertical. Do not pull or push the load. • Maintain two full wraps of cable on the hoisting drum. PPT-080-01

Lifting Loads at or Near Capacity • Test the hoist brakes by returning the master switch or push button to the “OFF” position after raising the load a few inches off the floor. • If the brakes do not hold, lower the load to the floor slowly and do not operate the crane. • Report the situation immediately and DO NOT USE until repaired. PPT-080-01

Leaving an Overhead Crane • Never leave the controls unattended while a load is suspended. • If it becomes necessary to leave the controls, lower the load to the floor. • Familiarize yourself with the location of the disconnect switch. • If loss of electrical power occurs, place controls in the “OFF” position to prevent unexpected startup upon restoration of power. PPT-080-01

Unsafe Overhead Crane • Disconnect power to a hoist that is unsafe or in need of repair. • Arrange to have the disconnect switch locked and the control panel tagged with an “Out of Order”or “Do Not Operate” tag. • Never operate a hoist that has been tagged with an “Out of Order” or “Do Not Operate” tag, or in your opinion, is UNSAFE TO OPERATE… PPT-080-01

Rigging Equipment/Slings PPT-080-01

Sling Load Capacity & Angles • The load capacity of the sling is • determined by its weakest component. • Never overload a sling.  • Remember, the wider the sling “legs” are spread apart, the less the sling can lift! PPT-080-01

Sling Inspections • All slings are to be inspected each day prior to their use. • This includes chain, wire rope and synthetic slings and their attachments, i.e. master links, alligators, clips, hooks, quick-alloys etc. • A thorough facility-wide inspection is required to be performed at least once every 12 months. PPT-080-01

Sling Inspections • What is the capacity of the sling? • The tag must be present. (All Slings) PPT-080-01

Sling Inspections What is the condition of the sling? Look for damage from: Chemicals, stress, wear, cracks, knots, heat, kinks, melting, snags, tears, etc. PPT-080-01

Damaged Sling • Take it out of service. • Tag it! • Contact your supervisor to get the item repaired or replaced. PPT-080-01

Safe Usage • Slings should be stored off of the floor and hung on racks whenever possible in a clean, dry environment. • Never drag slings across the floor.  • Always hook with a “closed hook” arrangement (hooks facing out). PPT-080-01

Overhead Crane Accidents PPT-080-01

Overhead Crane Accidents Is this safe? No Way! PPT-080-01

Operation-What to Avoid Do not operate a crane if limit switches are out of order, or if cables show defects. Do not allow anyone to ride on a load or hooks. Do not leave slings dangling from the load hook. Have sling hooks placed on the sling ring when carrying slings to the load. PPT-080-01

Operation-What to Avoid • Do not raise loads higher than necessary to clear objects. • Do not pass a load over workers. • Do not reverse a motor until it has come to a full stop except to avoid accidents. • Do not walk on the crane runway. • Do not leave suspended loads unattended. PPT-080-01

Clearance from Obstructions A minimum clearance of 3” overhead and 2” laterally shall be provided and maintained between the crane and obstructions. * * Crane Manufacturers Association of America, Inc., Specification No. 61 PPT-080-01

Bottom Line Inspect your crane/hoist before use. Inspect slings prior to use, removing from service any in question. Remember the effect of sling angles on load capacities. Properly store slings when finished to avoid damage. PPT-080-01

Contact Information To contact a Health & Safety Training Specialist: Bureau of Workers’ Compensation 1171 South Cameron Street Room 324 Harrisburg, PA 17104-2501 717-772-1635 [email protected] Like us on Facebook! - https://www.facebook.com/BWCPATHS PPT-080-01

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