Crane & Rigging Training in New Mexico

Industry-Leading Training at Your Location.

Professional NCCCO Preparation

New Mexico's expanding construction and manufacturing sectors require skilled crane operators who meet current safety standards. Proper training reduces workplace incidents and ensures compliance with federal regulations while building the competencies teams need for efficient operations.

CICB brings training services directly to facilities across New Mexico, regardless of location. This approach allows instruction on your specific equipment using your operational procedures, serving everyone from equipment operators to riggers and supervisory personnel.

Convenient Training Throughout New Mexico

Training services reach every corner of New Mexico, from Albuquerque and Santa Fe to Las Cruces, Roswell, and points beyond. Having instructors come to your site means operators learn using the cranes they operate every day rather than generic training equipment. Your team stays productive while gaining skills directly applicable to your work environment. Flexible scheduling adapts to your operational requirements.

Training Programs for Your Operations

Access comprehensive training programs designed to fit your facility's workflow. Schedule courses during day, evening, or night shifts to maintain productivity while advancing your team's capabilities.

Crane Operator Training

Build operator capabilities across mobile cranes, overhead cranes, articulating boom cranes, boom trucks, and pedestal cranes matching your equipment inventory. General industry qualification programs address manufacturing and industrial applications, while NCCCO exam preparation serves construction operations subject to OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC. Training prepares operators for both written and practical components of National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators examinations.

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Call CICB now to learn more about our training and expert support services.

Rigger and Signalperson Training

Strengthen load handling capabilities through comprehensive rigger training in New Mexico. Training options include:

Basic rigger and signalperson
Intermediate rigger and signalperson
Advanced/master rigger
CCO certification Rigger Level I training
CCO certification Rigger Level II training

 

OSHA standards mandate that qualified riggers perform hooking and unhooking operations during crane lifts. Training addresses these qualification requirements while preparing personnel for optional NCCCO certification examinations. Certification demonstrates competency to external stakeholders and validates personnel capabilities beyond employer qualification alone.

Leadership Programs

Expand supervisory capabilities through crane supervisor training programs. Specialized courses prepare managers to plan complex lifts, evaluate hazards, and maintain regulatory compliance across operations.

Why Choose CICB for New Mexico Crane Training?

Choose CICB for dependable and effective crane training. Benefits of working with CICB include:

  • Veteran instructors: Our trainers are not just certified — they have operated cranes and rigged loads for decades, and they genuinely care about upskilling your team. Several also offer bilingual training to better accommodate diverse crews.
  • Flexible, company-specific programs: CICB works with you to customize courses according to your company’s policies and equipment. You can also streamline your process by scheduling various training types together onsite.
  • Longstanding expertise: Serving the lifting industry since 1969, CICB has fostered enduring partnerships with clients around the globe, consistently delivering measurable results in training and safety.
  • Full compliance assurance: CICB covers your needs for regulatory training, competency evaluations, and paperwork to ensure you meet OSHA construction and general industry requirements during audits and inspections.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a crane operator’s NCCCO certification last before renewal is required?

NCCCO credentials remain valid for a period of five years. To renew, operators must complete recertification before their card expires, which involves passing a new written test and confirming practical skills.

What kind of compliance paperwork is issued by CICB?

CICB provides a full suite of compliance records to support OSHA-compliant crane training for New Mexico businesses. Qualification trainees get certificates of completion, detailed evaluation forms, and verified operator assessments. For NCCCO prep, attendees receive documents verifying participation and pre-exam readiness reviews.

If an operator fails the NCCCO exam, what are the next steps?

Should an operator not achieve a passing score, retesting is an option after further study. CICB’s trainers help pinpoint learning gaps and supply targeted retraining. The majority of students who train with CICB succeed on their certification tests the first time.

Request a Quote for NCCCO Certification in New Mexico

Discuss mobile crane operator training options for your applications with CICB's team. Reach us at 800-327-1386 or submit a training request to establish a program matching your schedule and requirements.