Mobile crane operator training is crucial (and worthwhile) if you want to start a career in the construction industry. To succeed in this role, you should have hands-on experience with cranes and building materials.

As a certified Crane Operator it qualifies you for jobs
Completing mobile crane operating training makes you more qualified for a mobile crane operator job than someone who hasn’t completed it. That much should be obvious. With a little hard work, you can finish a mobile crane operator program with the skills and knowledge you need to take on an entry-level role in the field. In such a role, you’ll keep learning and honing your skills. Mobile crane training simply gives you a leg up when it comes to landing that first job in construction.

What skills do you need to be a crane operator?
No specific degree is required for this role. Crane operators gain experience on-site or by completing relevant apprenticeships. They hold a commercial driver’s license and usually a relevant certificate (e.g. Hard Hat certification globally recognised from the US). Accuracy and knowledge of safety regulations and protocols are essential. Crane operators must also be able to lift heavy loads, climb on lifting equipment safely and stand for long hours. Equilog Technical Services are in partnership with Hard Hat Training Series in US & Canada.

Crane Operator Salaries in Nigeria and overseas
The average net salary for Crane Operator in Nigeria is ₦146K. Salary estimated from 5 employees and while overseas the average hourly pay for a Mobile Crane Operator is $24.93

Without any doubt making a choice to invest in our forth Mobile Crane Training program scheduled to hold on the 12th of April 2021 will be a worthwhile investment to you.

Call Equilog Tech Service today to secure your space: call 0909391078, 08108547055 or visit our office at Royal cedar plaza (4th floor) opposite Fidelity Bank in Abraham Adesanya Ajah Lagos.