Now I Really Know What I am Talking About!
Mobile Crane Operator Training program from the perspective of a Crane Institute employee, Eduardo Carcache.
I’ve been working at Crane Institute for over a year and felt well equipped to provide customers with the information and service they... Read More
10% Off Your Next Purchase
Offer valid through June 20, 2013. Must 'Like Us' on Facebook to be eligible for the 10% discount. Must be 18 years or older to place order. 10% discount is not valid towards shipping and handling costs, training program registration, certification... Read More
Managing Crane Safety
Because of his busy schedule, it is not often that our President, James Headley, has an opportunity to instruct our training programs as much as he would like. With over 30 years experience in training for crane and rigging industry, he has many pe... Read More
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for CIC
Ribbon Cutting to Celebrate Grand Opening of New Office for Crane Institute Certification
Friday, May 17, 2013
Last week, two of our very own, Jim and Susan Headley attended the Grand Opening of Crane Institute Cert... Read More
Accidents in the Workplace!
Workplace safety saves time and money, but most importantly: it saves lives! When company safety policies, OSHA safety standards and proper safety training (call us for that one!) are reviewed and updated, workplace and employee safety is a rea... Read More
Training Specialists Get In-Service Training!
We Provide a Roadmap to Learning!
These statements describe what our training specialists experienced this past week. Content updates, OSHA and other regulatory discussions, hands-on experiences, as well as practical ideas that instructors can... Read More
Hands-On in Orlando
Last week Crane Institute of America conducted a 4-day Mobile Crane Operator training program which included hands-on instruction. The class was a full one with 19 students. That is why we encourage students to register as soon as possible to reser... Read More
Columbus Day
In Christopher Columbus’ day, sailors loaded sizable cargo onto their ships using simple blocks and tackle. This system used leverage to hoist heavy loads high into the air and onto the ship. Although the same basic physics apply today, technol... Read More
Deadliest States for Workers
The National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries in 2012 (Preliminary Results), provides information about worker fatalities. The overall number of reported worker fatalities decreased from 4,693 in 2011 to 4,383 in 2012. The three states with the ... Read More
