NSC, NCCCO Foundation report highlights safety benefits of crane industry certification
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A National Safety Council report finds that 9 out of 10 crane professionals believe certification improves jobsite safety, technical competence, and career advancement. The research, developed through the NSC Work to Zero initiative, underscores the value of industry-standard credentialing for crane operators and personnel.
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Washington — Nine out of 10 crane industry professionals recently surveyed agree that certified personnel improve jobsite safety, technical competence and overall career prospects, according to a new National Safety Council research report. Developed by the NSC Work to Zero initiative in…
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