Crane Operators Have Mobile Simulation Training Options

NJ Crane Expert, a provider of mobile crane training and certification, now adds two mobile crane simulators to its hands-on training.

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NJ Crane Expert, a provider of mobile crane training and certification, now adds two mobile crane simulators to its hands-on training.
NJ Crane Expert

In response to worsening labor shortages, NJ Crane Expert has announced simulation training for mobile crane operators and those who aspire to have a career as a certified crane operator.  NJ Crane Expert, a provider of mobile crane training and certification, now adds two mobile crane simulators to its hands-on training. 

The traveling simulators provide training to those in the construction and utilities industries. NJ Crane Expert developed a trailer to safely transport the crane simulators to where the workers and students are located, bringing the simulators to the jobsite or company office throughout the contiguous United States.

“It’s important for small and medium businesses to have access to affordable training,” says master crane trainer and owner Hans Tielmann. “Bringing this technology directly to the businesses provides them with efficiency and cost savings. That’s important for companies watching their bottom line, while looking to raise the standard in safe work environments.”

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This service creates a unique opportunity that will be a boon for the construction  industry, and its workers, as the need for people with verified skills ramps up over the next two years. And, as OSHA requires crane operators to be certified, the simulation training ensures they’ll not only have classroom experience, but vital machinery experience as well.

Construction projects have experienced a significant dip due to the pandemic; historically construction slowdowns result in worker shortages. In fact, at the end of 2020, 59% of construction firms were concerned about inexperienced skilled labor and/or a workforce shortage, according to the 2021 Association of General Contractors Construction Outlook. Additionally, 20% of northeastern construction firms had concerns regarding inadequate construction education and training.

Crane accidents aren’t always fatal, but they can cause significant bodily harm to employees, as well as costly property damage. And, fines, fees and insurance premium increases (or cancellations) can be financially draining. 

NJ Crane Expert offers classes in English and Spanish in New Jersey and throughout the country.

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