September 2, 2021—CCO is pleased to announce the following Practical Examiner Accreditation Workshops to be held in Salem, OR:

• Tower Crane Operator to be held October 18–19, 2021
• Rigger Level I to be held October 20–21, 2021
• Rigger Level II to be held October 22–23, 2021

Who Should Attend:

Attendees to the Tower Crane Practical Examiner Accreditation Workshop or the Rigger Level II Practical Examiner Accreditation Workshop are not required to be certified in the corresponding program prior to attending the workshop. However, you must complete certification in the corresponding program prior to obtaining accreditation.

To be eligible to attend the Rigger Level I Practical Examiner Accreditation Workshop you must be certified in the Rigger Level I program.

To be eligible to attend the Rigger Level II Practical Examiner Accreditation Workshop you must be currently certified in the Rigger Level I program. 

CCO reviews all potential participants’ applications before admission to the workshop is granted. All applications must include payment and resume or will be considered incomplete and will not be processed. The tower crane workshop is strictly limited to ten (10) participants, and the Rigger Level I and Rigger Level II workshops are strictly limited to twelve (12) participants. The workshops are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.  The workshops are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis.  

Deadline to Register:

The deadline to register for this workshop is October 4, 2021. Please fill out the Workshop Application and return it to CCO’s Utah Office via fax at 801-363-3806 or via email to peworkshops@nccco.org in PDF format.

Note: Attendees at CCO Practical Examiner Accreditation Workshops are required to re-take and pass the practical exam(s) for the category(ies) in which they hold CCO certification and wish to receive accreditation as a practical examiner. These exams must be conducted in the presence of  an CCO auditor and will be administered during the audit. Attendees will have two attempts to pass the practical exam. Failure to pass the subsequent practical exam(s) will result in the revocation of your CCO certification for that category.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact the Practical Examiner Accreditation Team at peworkshops@nccco.org.