NCCCO Written Exam tips

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[@69ss95]

I passed all nccco specialties in 2004..im now taking my 4th recerts..if you take the time to draw out the boom section and rad..and attatchments and there weights it helps..the time alotted is not in my oppinion safe by nccco..im a 40 year operator and still tripple check net lifts with a 240 tn grove..this will be my last recert..time to use a smaller hook for tuna .....good luck

[@adriancontreras9920]

Thanks it’s a lot of stuff to remember

[@shockhouser3171]

How difficult can it be 1 to 10

[@barbf5743]

The written exam is very hard. I would say a 9 with 10 being the hardest. Some people never pass. The duration of time you have been operating does not help much in the classroom setting of a written exam. If you are a very good operator, that will play out well in passing the practical hands-on exam. Hope this helps you. :)

[@flightnavigator8999]

Pay attention to the teacher they will hint to you the most important things on the test especially the trick questions. I passed it first time luckily. I’m not that smart I was like 56 years old. I had much experience on cranes but the written is a little hard but you will know some questions by your seat time experience

[@KpPalmer]

Why would they put trick questions in peoples livelihoods? It’s not fair

[@kevanrogers]

@@KpPalmerlife isn't.