The Crane School - Crane Management Seminar Sponsor

The Crane School has been preparing students for heavy equipment operating certifications for more than 12 years.  The key to our longtime success is our communication and teaching style.  Learning how to operate a crane is not something that can be done just by reading a book. Instructor Bud Wilson has been a crane operator for many years and can communicate to his students using terminology that they can understand in ways that make learning much easier. Bud Wilson talks to students as a crane operator because our students are just that; crane operators. Highlights include :

·      35 years as a crane operator with an accident free work history
·      Trained and certified (hands on and classroom) Operators for companies such as Duke Power, Mobile Oil, Martin Marietta and Alyeska Pipeline Service Company, Halliburton, SDGVE, Sempra Utilities, Boeing, Hawaiin Electric, Amron International
·      Taught Crane Safety programs for OSHA Compliance Officers, Engineers, Management Personnel
·      Possess extensive knowledge of OSHA & ANSI/ASME regulations governing lift equipment
·      Consult with attorneys and insurance companies as Expert Witness regarding accident investigations
·      Established reputation for the ability to communicate with operators
·      Talent for creating a stimulating, challenging, learning environment
The Crane School offers Training Programs in:
CCO Written Exam Prep Class
Designed for CCO written exam candidates. Class consists of two, eight-hour days of classroom training designed specifically for the CCO written exam.
Practical Operating Exam
Available for Lattice Boom Cranes, Large Telescopic Boom Cranes (swing cab), and Small Telescopic Boom Cranes (fixed cab).
Crane Safety & Rigging
Designed to meet and exceed requirements of OSHA and ASME/ANSI standards. Offered as on-site training and open enrollment.
Meets and exceeds OSHA course requirements and covers a wide variety of topics for crane safety and rigging.
CCO Certified Rigger
A Rigger is the person who attaches a load to the crane using lifting attachments. A CCO Certified Rigger has received certification from the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators.
CCO Certified Signal Person
Learn the standard hand and voice signals and everything you need to know to become a certified Signal Person.  Signalpersons are now required to have NCCCO certification or training provided by an audited internal employer training program.
You can find more information on The Crane School on Facebook as well as at http://thecraneschool.com/.
The Crane School is a sponsor of Sims Crane & Equipment’s Safety Seminar on January 11th, 2012.

Our customer stories

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  • “Professional, safe , and experienced crane operators. Some of the best I’ve had the pleasure to work with in 40 years of building power lines. On time service, and they go above and beyond to make sure they take care of the customer’s needs from cranes to hauling logistics. Really a pleasure to work with.” 

    - Jim
  • “Sims Crane Atlanta is the best in the business. I have worked with this group for the last 10 years and have always had tremendous success using them. They are highly knowledgeable, top tier equipment, professionalism, pricing, communication, etc. I would highly recommend using them with your next project!” 

    - Brandon
  • “It is always a pleasure working with Sims! Some of the best operators in the business, as well as a very in touch sales team! Highly recommend using them for any crane needs.” 

    - Dylan
  • “The efforts were led with consistent feedback, planning and precise execution day by day, making a difficult task painless and smooth. The install team was very professional, well trained and knowledgeable. They answered any questions we had and ensured a safe and swift installation, faster than anticipated. They were accommodating for last minute field decisions and provided assistance wherever needed. All of the Sims team members have proven to be true construction professionals and thus I will continue to reach out on future projects.” 

    - Landon
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