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Send your enrollment request

Fill out the form on this page and an enrollment advisor will reply. You will hear which course fits your certification goal, what it costs and how Arkansas candidates usually go about booking the written and practical exams.

A few details help us point you the right way

Mention the crane or role you are certifying for, whether this is a first card or a renewal, and the Arkansas town or county you work from.

  • Asking costs nothing and commits you to nothing
  • Each request is read and answered by a person
  • Signing up a crew? Put the head count in your message

Enrollment request

Your details are used only to reply to this request.

After you hit submit

  • An advisor reads your request and writes back with the course that matches the certification you named.
  • You receive pricing and enrollment steps, then access to the course itself.
  • Work through the lessons and practice questions at whatever pace your schedule allows.
  • When you feel ready, book the written exam and the hands-on practical through the certifying body.

Useful to have on hand

  • The type of crane you run or will run, such as a truck-mounted hydraulic, knuckle boom or digger derrick
  • The certification your employer or job posting asks for, if you know it
  • The expiration date on your current card, if you are recertifying
  • How soon you need to be certified, for example a project start date

For employers and crew leads

Arkansas contractors, utility crews, plants and mills sometimes need several people certified before a project or a contract requirement kicks in. One request can cover the whole group: list how many people, which certifications and the timeline, and we will propose a plan that lets them study without coming off the job.

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