domain: nccco.org · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Review the current NCCCO Lift Director certification page to understand the role's scope as referenced by OSHA and ASME B30 (planning and directing critical or complex lifts)
Pull the current Lift Director candidate handbook for eligibility and prerequisite experience requirements
Register for and complete the required exam(s) per the current handbook
Confirm the certificate's issue and expiration dates after passing
Verify whether the employer's or site's lift plan procedures explicitly require a certified Lift Director versus another qualified/competent person designation
Known gotchas
Lift Director is a planning/oversight role distinct from operator, rigger, or signalperson certification — holding one of those other credentials does not substitute for it
Not every lift legally requires a certified Lift Director; confirm the applicable OSHA, ASME B30, or site-specific trigger (e.g., critical lift criteria) before assuming the requirement applies
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