Accreditation

National accreditation. Industry standards. Proven legitimacy.

The Value of Third-Party Accreditation

Most CCO certifications are accredited by both ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) and meet ASME B30 industry standards. Accreditation independently validates that our exam programs are fair, valid, reliable, and developed using best practices.

This is why CCO certifications are recognized by OSHA, the Department of Defense, and employers across every major industry. They have been vetted by third-party experts and meet the highest credentialing standards.

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Recognized By

ANAB

ANSI National Accreditation Board

CCO certifications are accredited under ISO/IEC 17024, the international standard for personnel certification bodies.

ASME

ASME B30 Standards

Our exams align with the American Society of Mechanical Engineers safety standards for cranes, rigging, and lifting equipment.

OSHA

OSHA Recognized

CCO certifications meet operator qualification requirements under 29 CFR 1926.1427 for the construction industry.

The Benefits of Accreditation

Industry-Wide Recognition

Your CCO certification is accepted on construction sites, in the energy sector, manufacturing, and beyond.

Continuous Improvement

Annual audits from our accreditation body keep our programs aligned with evolving industry safety standards and best practices.

Rigorous Standards

Independent oversight ensures our exams measures minimum competency of knowledge, skills and abilities required for safe operation.

Legal Defensibility

Accredited certifications help protect both certified individuals and their employers.

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