Mobile Crane Driver Training
A mobile crane driver training seminar blends scientific concepts and mechanical notions, teaching participants the tools and equipment used to lift machinery, raw materials and finished products in many directions.
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Degree Requirements
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Most mobile crane driver positions require a two-year degree from an apprenticeship program or vocational school, indicates the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Companies may consider job candidates with a high school diploma or GED certificate and relevant work experience.
Training
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The BLS indicates that an apprentice mobile crane driver receives practical training after hire. Most employees obtain one or two years of experience and training with adept professionals, according to O*Net OnLine. During training, mobile crane drivers learn how to inspect lifting equipment to prevent defects, communicate with project workers and evaluate load data to ensure compliance with standards.
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Tools
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According to O*Net OnLine, mobile crane driver training programs help participants polish their skills with the tools of the trade. These include anti-two block devices, clamshell and orange peel buckets, ball peen hammers and crane operation control software.
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References
- Photo Credit crane image by Tammy Mobley from Fotolia.com
