CRANE TECH, LLC
BRANDON, FLORIDA

. This value-added offer helps to extend training to additional staff at no extra cost. Crane Tech instructors have extensive material handling backgrounds and are ready to share their expertise with students to meet their educational needs. Each student receives a Crane Tech manual and relevant reference materials, such as signal cards or riggers guides. If you are seeking NCCCO Certification, Crane Tech provides a turn-key solution to help guide you through the process. This includes coordination of the application paperwork with the NCCCO, providing a preparatory course for the written exam, and ensuring all written and practical exams are properly administered—all included at no additional cost. Key Benefits of Crane Tech’s Superior On-Site Training Programs: First, second, or third shift, weekends or even holidays—your schedule is our schedule—we provide training as your calendar requires. have extensive material handling backgrounds and are ready to deliver a results-oriented program to solve your company’s training needs. If your employees require NCCCO Certification, then Crane Tech provides a turn-key solution for process. This includes coordination of the application paperwork with the NCCCO, providing a preparatory course for the written exam, and ensuring all written and practical exams are properly administered—all at no additional cost. Have Questions? We're Happy to Help! As an industry pioneer, Crane Tech has a passion for safety, quality and integrity not just in the training that we provide but also in the services that we deliver to organizations worldwide. Our commitment to excellence guides everything we do and helps Crane Tech remain on the forefront of the material handling industry. Crane Tech’s rich history began in the early 1970’s when Charlie ‘Doc’ Collier saw new OSHA regulations were difficult for companies to implement and training for crane operators and riggers presented a large challenge to industry. After years of providing crane and rigging training for his employer, the demand for Doc’s talents drew him to produce and deliver the first commercially available crane and rigging training program in the United States. The petroleum industry realized the benefits and by 1977 Crane Tech was founded. Bo Collier joined Crane Tech in 1978 after working in the field as crane operator and rigger, and under Doc’s guidance took on the challenge of providing training for internationally recognizable clients. Bo and Doc formed a dynamic team until Doc’s passing in 1990 when Bo officially took over the helm and moved the company from its roots in Central Florida to Tampa Bay, where the company has continued to grow and improve. Even though Crane Tech is the industry pioneer, we do not rest on our laurels. Our continuous improvement process brings our clients the highest quality training, inspection, and consulting services available. Advancements include the creation of a proprietary learning management system, , that allows Crane Tech to customize training to exact needs or client equipment. Routine analysis of our materials and student test responses creates a feedback loop to make our training stronger while increasing reliability. Another Crane Tech innovation is the opening of the state-of-the-art , where we provide hands-on training for rigging, mobile and overhead cranes, aerial lifts and forklifts. For five decades our customers have come to expect excellence and results that last a lifetime. And, with the introduction of two sons as the third generation, Crane Tech is working to ensure the very legacy of Doc’s original vision is fulfilled. Please fully explore our website to learn about Crane Tech’s programs and check out some of the thought leadership and educational material available. Crane Tech On-Site Training helps ensure your employees gain the knowledge and skills to work safely and confidently, using the equipment specific to your material handling tasks and on your schedule. This is a great option to allow a field-experienced instructor to observe and coach operators one-on-one to help them build the skills necessary to ensure safety. Our corporate office houses a state-of-the-art classroom custom built to maximize knowledge sharing—with smart board technology, rigging hardware for hands-on exploration and visual learning, energy efficient lighting for less distraction, and don’t forget the refreshment area for re-fueling the mind and body. Sparing no expense to create an environment conducive to learning, Crane Tech explores every opportunity to make learning interactive and comfortable, where students can focus on tasks—just another way that we provide quality training to produce reliable results. hang, to the development room where all the Crane Tech proprietary manuals are produced and our document control systems are coordinated, Crane Tech takes pride in our headquarters building. We have taken special care to create an environment that immerses visitors in a pictorial history of the material handling industry and represents the professionalism and quality that we are proud of. When you want hands-on training, there is no better place to learn real world situations than from our 2-acre facility. With a state-of-the art classroom and more than 20,000 sq. ft under cover, two overhead crane bays (220′ and 160′), five overhead bridge cranes, fixed cab hydraulic crane, swing cab hydraulic crane, boom supported aerial lift, and large assortment of rigging gear—there is little that can’t be accomplished. Hands-on training is simply the best way to learn, and our Tampa Training Center provides the opportunity to do so at a first-rate facility. Crane Tech Addresses . This value-added offer helps to extend training to additional staff at no extra cost. Crane Tech instructors have extensive material handling backgrounds and are ready to share their expertise with students to meet their educational needs.