Crane & Rigging Training in Wisconsin

Industry-Leading Training at Your Location.

Expert Instruction for Manufacturing Operations

Wisconsin manufacturing facilities require qualified crane operators to maintain both productivity and workplace safety. Comprehensive training minimizes incident risks and satisfies regulatory obligations while enhancing the technical abilities personnel need for efficient material handling operations.

CICB delivers expert training at Wisconsin facilities throughout the state, eliminating off-site travel requirements. Instruction addresses your operational environment, equipment specifications, and safety protocols, serving crane operators, rigging personnel, and operations supervisors.

Statewide Training Services

CICB reaches manufacturing operations across Wisconsin, from Milwaukee and Madison to Green Bay, Racine, and smaller industrial communities. Training at your location means operators work with their daily equipment rather than unfamiliar training machines. Skills transfer immediately to production environments. You select training times that minimize disruption to manufacturing schedules.

Manufacturing-Focused Programs

Training programs align with manufacturing schedules to reduce operational impact. Whether your team works day, swing, or night shifts, CICB provides instruction at times that support your facility's requirements.

Crane Operator Training

Develop proficiency for mobile cranes, overhead cranes, articulating boom cranes, boom trucks, and pedestal cranes relevant to your operations. Qualification courses serve general industry and manufacturing applications, while NCCCO certification exam preparation addresses construction sector requirements under OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC. Programs prepare operators for written tests and practical evaluations administered by the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators.

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

Rigger and Signalperson Training

Build load-handling competencies with rigger training designed for Wisconsin operations. Available programs 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 mandates qualified riggers for connecting and disconnecting crane loads. Training helps employers meet these qualification obligations while preparing personnel for optional NCCCO certification. Pursuing certification provides standardized verification of rigger capabilities and strengthens your organization's safety culture and compliance documentation.

Leadership Programs

Strengthen management capabilities through supervisor-focused training programs. These courses give supervisors the technical foundation to evaluate lift plans, recognize hazards, and guide teams toward compliant operations.

Why Choose CICB for Wisconsin Crane Training?

Here is what makes CICB your trusted crane training partner:

  • Skilled instruction: Our team of certified trainers brings decades of first-hand operator and rigger experience to every session. You’ll benefit from passionate teaching—and, for some teams, bilingual guidance as well.
  • Customized curriculum: Training programs are built around your unique equipment and procedures, allowing you to consolidate multiple training types at a single site for greater efficiency.
  • Industry longevity: CICB has been training since 1969 and has successfully partnered with thousands worldwide, delivering proven results.
  • Regulatory compliance help: CICB ensures your workforce meets OSHA safety regulations (29 CFR 1926.1427 and 1910.179/1910.180) through robust documentation and evaluations.

Frequently Asked Questions

How frequently is NCCCO recertification required for crane operators?

NCCCO certifications are valid for five years. Before their current certification expires, operators must go through recertification, which entails a repeat written test and ongoing proof of practical skill.

Which compliance documents are available from CICB?

CICB equips you with all the documentation necessary for regulatory compliance. After qualification training, you will receive a certificate, performance evaluation forms and a competency record. Attendance documentation and readiness assessments are provided for those in NCCCO prep classes.

If an operator does not pass the NCCCO test, what happens next?

Failing the exam means the operator can take it again after more preparation. The CICB team will diagnose problem areas and deliver focused training in those topics. As a result, nearly all CICB-trained operators go on to pass their certification exams.

Request a Quote for Milwaukee Crane Operator Training

Explore crane safety training options for your Wisconsin manufacturing facility with CICB. Contact us at 800-327-1386 or request information online to discuss programs suited to your operational needs.