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Why become a Crane Operator? – Crane Operator Training
Crane operating is a fulfilling career mostly working independently; it is less physically demanding than many construction careers. While on site your wooden outrigger pads are the heaviest object that you lift. Some job sites you will be asked to do your own rigging of materials, while on others, the crew on the ground does the rigging. Air conditioning and truss companies usually rig for you as their goal is always a safe environment with work completed in a timely manner.
Safety
Your training will be very thorough with an emphasis on safety including being aware of your workplace surroundings and workers on site. Our training will leave you confident that your operating skills and the crane safety skills provided will prepare you for your new life as a crane operator.
Life After Becoming a Fully Qualified Crane Operator
With your Crane Operator Training, you can receive a lucrative pay cheque that will give you a good quality of life, as crane operating is not overly physical work you will still have energy for other family commitments hobbies etc.
There are times when certain jobs can be stressful and heavy traffic can be tiring but comparing to many other trades it is certainly one of the easier careers
For 40 Ton and under ticket the wages would start around $ 34.00 per hr working up to $45.00 plus as the demand for crane operators is at an all time high it does not take long to climb to a satisfactory wage.
Entering the field as a 40 Ton and under operator is the best choice as to keep your options open. Allowing you to drive any weight of crane that is under 40 Ton also unlimited knuckle boom cranes.
