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NCCCO Mobile Crane Practice Test For Certification

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RIGGER SIGNAL PERSON TRAINING

OSHA requires a signal person be present …

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FORKLIFT TRAINING

Refresher forklift operator training is required once every three years!

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AERIAL WORK PLATFORM (NOW MEWP)

“Only trained persons shall operate aerial lifts” – OSHA 1910.67(c)

START YOUR CREW’S ON-SITE TRAINING!

Total Equipment Training offers NCCCO Mobile Crane Certification training materials and mobile crane test prep resources for both the written and practical exams. We also provide training on-site using your equipment, which your operators are familiar with. On-site mobile crane training saves time and money.

As of July, 2024, these practice tests have been recently updated. Check back every 6 months, as Total Equipment Training makes every effort to refresh these CCO crane operator practice test questions for you and your staff.

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NCCCO MOBILE CRANE PRACTICE TEST

Welcome to your CCO MOBILE CRANE PRACTICE TEST

1. 

What is the safety factor required when using non-rotating wire rope and lifting personnel in a manbasket?

2. 

Who has the responsibility for determining the correct weight of a load?

3. 

When working near power lines, when is a signal person required?

4. 

When an operator leaves the crane, he must first:

5. 

If replacing the hoist line wire rope on a crane, how do you determine the size or type of wire rope to use?

6. 

After the crane has been checked out and before crane lift operations begin, the crew should:

7. 

According to ANSI B30.5, personnel platform lifts should not be made with wind in excess of:

8. 

When is it safe to work closer than the allowable distance from power lines?

9. 

When operating a truck crane, what is the most unstable allowable quadrant of operation?

10. 

What is not a good location for crane setup?

11. 

When should a tagline be used?

12. 

When an operator arrives at the jobsite and the crane is already erected, how would the operator check the
main and auxiliary hoist brakes?

13. 

What is the difference between an Anti-two-block warning device and an Anti-two-block prevention system?

14. 

Who gives the operator hand signals?

15. 

Why use mats or cribbing?

16. 

Tipping capacities of crawler cranes are based on what percentage of tipping?

17. 

Should the load be applied when determining the proper boom angle?

18. 

When should the operator use the “run by the seat of the pants” technique?

19. 

Load radius is the distance from the center of gravity of the suspended load to the:

20. 

What is the primary reason for using a boom extension?

21. 

What is the minimum design factor required for a right regular lay main, boom or auxiliary hoist rope?

22. 

When telescoping the boom section of an R/T, which section should be telescoped first?

23. 

How does the operator determine if correct load chart is being used?

24. 

Net capacity is equal to:

25. 

If the SWL of a crane’s wire rope is 10,000 lbs using one part, what is the SWL when using 4 parts?

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