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Crane Certification – The Future of Crane Safety

cranesafety · 2018-07-22 13:19

Join us at the Crane Certification Association of America (CCAA) - Fall Educational Conference at the Sheraton Suites Philadelphia Airport- Philadelphia, PA, Oct. 7-9, 2018. The CCAA conference includes two days of technical presentations and plant tours with training at I&I Sling – Slingmax and Messinger Bearings. Training will include the demonstration and proper procedures of turntable bearing inspection. Register here: https://mms.cranecertification.org/members/evr/reg_event.php?evid=8492579&orgcode=CRAN The conference kicks off with Certified Crane Surveyor Testing on Sunday morning for Mobile and Overhead Cranes. The CCS Program provides practicing crane surveyors with a means to demonstrate their knowledge of applicable regulations, standards and core elements of crane inspection and testing. CCS candidates must be members of the association to apply for testing. Join the CCAA here: https://www.memberleap.com/members/newmem/registration.php?orgcode=CRAN CCAA members who successfully pass the CCS exams for Mobile, Overhead or Tower Cranes, receive their CCS card and certificate, which gives them the distinction of having qualified for the CCS professional designation. The CCS designation provides creditability and additional assurances to customers of surveyor competency. The CCAA is dedicated to promoting a safe environment for the hoisting and lifting industry by improving the crane inspection and certification profession. The professional development of crane surveyors is on-going through CCAA dissemination of inspection and certification subject matter, educational conferences, on-line resources, seminars and training. Surveyors holding the CCS credential shall remain CCAA members in good standing and satisfy association requirements for continuing education and professional development. Learn more about the CCAA here: https://cranecertification.org/

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