Massachusetts crane operator certification – learn about local requirements for safety training for cranes, forklifts, aerial lifts, hoisting, bucket trucks, signal person, rigger, and more.
We recently were asked what a person should take for continuing education courses if they hold a Municipal Limited hoisting engineer license in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. As this is not a common question, we went right to the source, the Office of Public Safety and Inspections, to get the answer. A Municipal Limited license …
If you are planning to take a Hoisting Engineering License test in Massachusetts, great news! The state is planning on holding tests again in 2 locations, Taunton and Devens, beginning July 27th. Tests will be held Monday through Friday to get caught up. So now’s a great time to take one of our online Hoisting …
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One of our customers is looking for some crane operators with 1B and 3A MA Hoisting Licenses for a local (MA) 5-6 week project. If you are interested, please email christine@cranes101.com, and she’ll get you in touch with the customer.
OSHA requires operators of heavy equipment and signal person/riggers to have certification in the safety standards, no matter where you work in the US. Get your online safety certification for bucket truck, forklifts, overhead cranes, MEWP, and signal person rigger here.
We put together a comprehensive step-by-step list of how to apply for a Massachusetts hoisting license, complete with all the resources you need. Of course, if you have any additional questions, do not hesitate to contact us. Everyone who applies for a MA hoisting license must have a DOT medical card. To find a DOT …
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